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Concord:
Having challenges using the phrases "either ....or" and "neither ....nor" with the right verbs? Well, it's all in the bag now!
Description
Concord or agreement between subject and verb can be tricky for both young and adult learners and speakers of English. A lot of speakers and writers sometimes face serious challenges in deciding when to use a singular verb and a plural verb in expressions. This is because subjects of sentences occur in various confusing forms, and each has a rule about the kind of verb to go with it. Using the wrong form of verbs constitutes a grammatical error.
This lesson has picked out just one of the confusing aspect of subject-verb agreement to simplify:
* How to use the correlative conjunction "either .... or" and "neither ..... nor" correctly in sentences.
* The difference in meaning between the two phrases
* The various subject patterns that determine the use of singular and plural verbs in sentences involving the two phrases as conjunctions.
And more issues arising.....This lesson
This lesson is useful to bothe young and adult leaarners. It is aimed at improving your speaking confidence and boosting your writing skills.
This lesson has picked out just one of the confusing aspect of subject-verb agreement to simplify:
* How to use the correlative conjunction "either .... or" and "neither ..... nor" correctly in sentences.
* The difference in meaning between the two phrases
* The various subject patterns that determine the use of singular and plural verbs in sentences involving the two phrases as conjunctions.
And more issues arising.....This lesson
This lesson is useful to bothe young and adult leaarners. It is aimed at improving your speaking confidence and boosting your writing skills.
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