Subject and verb statments "Margarite-Draw" are they in agreement can you show me an example? subject and verb are in colums need to show that they are in agreement
Subject verb agreement
margarite draw 1.
the girls sing 2.
we play 3.
If you could show me and example i can figure it out.
Re: subject and verb statments "Margarite-Draw" are they...
"Margarite draw" is not correct because the subject, "Margarite" is singular and the verb "draw" is plural, so they do not agree. " Margarite and John draw" is correct because the subject ,"Margarite and John" is plural and agrees with the plural verb "draw". "Margarite draws" is also correct because the singular verb "draws" agrees with the singular subject, "Margarite." The other two examples are correct: plural subject and verb in "girls sing", and plural subject and verb in "we play"
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While nonverbal correspondence supplements verbal correspondence, we additionally use it to highlight verbal correspondence by underscoring certain pieces of the verbal message. For example, you might be annoyed with a relative and state, "I'm furious with you." To complement this assertion nonverbally you may say, "I'm VERY irate with you," putting your accentuation on "very" to show the size of your indignation. In this model, it is your manner of speaking (paralanguage) that fills in as the nonverbal correspondence that complements the message. Guardians may advise their kids to "come here." If they highlight the spot before them significantly, they are complementing the "here" part of the verbal message.
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