Which sentence has a single subject and a single verb?

A-They speak.
B-The bird flies.
C-The pens write.

1 answer

All three sentences have a single subject and a single verb. However, if you're looking for a sentence that is most straightforward in its structure, it would be either A or B, as both clearly contain a singular subject and verb.

  • A: They (subject) speak (verb).
  • B: The bird (subject) flies (verb).
  • C: The pens (subject) write (verb).

If you meant which has a singular subject and a singular verb form, then B is the best choice: "The bird flies."

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