which sentence demostrates correct subject-verb agreement

Answer 1

To provide you with an example of correct subject-verb agreement, here is a sentence:

"The dog barks loudly every morning."

In this sentence, the singular subject "dog" correctly agrees with the singular verb "barks." If you would like more examples or explanations, feel free to ask!

Answer 2

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most of the teachers attends the pep rally

most of the students attends the pep rally

most of the attends the pep rally

most of the school attend the pepe rally

Answer 3

The correct sentence demonstrating proper subject-verb agreement is:

"Most of the school attends the pep rally."

However, there is a typo in this option because "attends" should be used with a singular noun, and “school” is treated as a singular collective noun in this context. So, the corrected sentence should use "attend" for "most of the school" as well.

The correct sentence should be:

"Most of the school attend the pep rally."

Let's go through the incorrect ones as well:

1. "Most of the teachers attends the pep rally." - Incorrect. It should be "attend" since "teachers" is plural.
2. "Most of the students attends the pep rally." - Incorrect. It should be "attend" since "students" is plural.
3. "Most of the attends the pep rally." - This sentence is incomplete; "the" should specify what noun it refers to, making it incorrect.

So the most correct option, then with modifications, is: "Most of the school attend the pep rally."