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The dogs barks loudly whenever someone approaches the house.
The dogs barks loudly whenever someone approaches the house.

The dogs bark loudly whenever someone approaches the house.
The dogs bark loudly whenever someone approaches the house.

The dog bark loudly whenever someone approaches the house.
The dog bark loudly whenever someone approaches the house.

The dogs barking loudly whenever someone approaches the house

Answer 1

It looks like you're providing different variations of a sentence related to dogs barking. Here are the corrections:

1. "The dog barks loudly whenever someone approaches the house." (Singular subject with singular verb)
2. "The dogs bark loudly whenever someone approaches the house." (Plural subject with plural verb)
3. "The dog barks loudly whenever someone approaches the house." (Correctly using singular subject with singular verb)
4. "The dogs bark loudly whenever someone approaches the house." (Correctly using plural subject with plural verb)
5. "The dogs are barking loudly whenever someone approaches the house." (Correctly using present continuous tense for plural subject)

If the intent is to identify errors, the sentences without subject-verb agreement are the ones that need correcting.