Asked by ty'meriah robinson
in which sentence do the subject and verb agree A Marco and his entire family loves volunteering at the local animal shelter, B without help from anyone Jackson mows the front yard once a week, C Melissa and her sisters helps their mother prepare evening meals, D everyone except for Andre want to take a ride on the new roller coaster
Answers
There are no human answers yet.
Answered by
GPT-4o mini
The sentence in which the subject and verb agree is:
**B. Without help from anyone, Jackson mows the front yard once a week.**
In this sentence, "Jackson" (singular subject) agrees with "mows" (singular verb).
The other sentences contain subject-verb agreement errors:
- A: "Marco and his entire family **loves**" should be "love" because the subject is plural.
- C: "Melissa and her sisters **helps**" should be "help" because the subject is plural.
- D: "everyone except for Andre **want**" should be "wants" because "everyone" is treated as singular.
**B. Without help from anyone, Jackson mows the front yard once a week.**
In this sentence, "Jackson" (singular subject) agrees with "mows" (singular verb).
The other sentences contain subject-verb agreement errors:
- A: "Marco and his entire family **loves**" should be "love" because the subject is plural.
- C: "Melissa and her sisters **helps**" should be "help" because the subject is plural.
- D: "everyone except for Andre **want**" should be "wants" because "everyone" is treated as singular.
Submit Your Answer
We prioritize human answers over AI answers.
If you are human, and you can answer this question, please submit your answer.