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SubjectverbconsistencyinthespecialtopicofthemiddleschoolEnglishreviewcourseware匯報(bào)人：2023-12-11OverviewofSubjectverbConsiSubjectverbagreementwithnoSubjectverbagreementwithprIstheverbinsingularorplus·Angles,dys,buy·"Live","angles","dies"01OverviewofSubjectverbConsiSubjectverbconsistencyreferstotheagreementbetweenthesubjectandverbintermsofperson,number,andgenderDefinitionSubjectverbconsistencyisafundamentalgraphicalrulethatsafeguardssenseshaveclearandmeaningfulstructureTheagreementensuresthesubjectandverbofapresencematchintermsofperson(first,second,orthird),number(singularorplural),andgender(masculine,feminine,orneuter)ExplanationThedefinitionofsubjectverbconsistencySubjectverbconsistencyiscriticalineffectivecommunicationItensuressenseshaveaclearstructure,makingthemeasytounderstandLakeofsubjectverbagreementcanresultinfusionormisunderstandingofthemessageImportanceInlanguage,subjectverbagreementisafundamentalgraphicalrulethatsafeguardssenseshavealogicalandmeaningfulstructureViolatingthisrulecanresultinfusion,misunderstanding,orlossofinformationPropsubjectverbagreementalsoenhanceslanguagecomprehensionandcommunicationskillsExplanationTheImportanceofSubjectverbconsistencyClassificationThesubjectcanbeclassifiedintotwomaintypes:thenominalsubjectandthecumulativesubject要點(diǎn)一要點(diǎn)二ExplanationInEnglishgrammar,thenominalsubjectreferstothenounthatperformstheactionoftheverb,whilethecumulativesubjectisthenounthatreceivestheactionoftheverbThenominalsubjectistypicallyfoundinthebeginningofasense,whilethecumulativesubjectfollowstheverbTheclassificationofsubject02SubjectverbagreementwithnoSingularnounsassubjectsWhenasingularnounisthesubjectofapresence,thecorrespondingverbshouldbeinsingularformExampleTheappleisred.(Theappleisasingularnoun,sotheverb"is"insingularform.)SingularnounsassubjectsPluralnounsassubjectsWhenapluralnounisthesubjectofapresence,thecorrespondingverbshouldbeinpluralformExampleTheapplesareredPluralnounsassubjectsCountlessnounsassubjectsWhenacountlessnounisthesubjectofapresence,thecorrespondingverbshouldbeinsingularformExampleKnowledgeisendless(Knowledgeisanendlessnoun,sotheverb"is"insingularform.)Countlessnounsassubjects03SubjectverbagreementwithprSingularpronounsassubjects"Whenusingsingularproofsassubjects,theverbshouldbesingularaswell,e.g.,"Heisastudent."It'seasytomakemisseswhenusingsingularproposalsassubjects,soweneedtopayattentiontothesubjectverbagreementPluralproofsrefertomorethanonepersonorthing,suchasthey,us,etc.WhenusingPluralproofsassubjects,theverbshouldbePluralaswell,e.g.,"Theyarestudents."It'salsoeasytomakemisseswhenusingpluralproposalsassubjects,soweneedtopayattentiontothesubjectverbagreementPluralpronounsassubjectsInterrogativeproposalsarebeingusedtoaskquestions,suchaswhat,who,where,etc.Whenusingaggressiveproposalsassubjects,theverbshouldbesingulariftheproposalissingularandpluraliftheproposalisplural,e.g.,"Whatisyourname?""Whoareyou?"Usingaggressivepronounsa04Istheverbinsingularorplus0102Singularformofverbs-Runs,talks,dreamsPresenttenseofsingularverbsnormallyendin"-s","-es",or"-ies"-"Lives","angles","dies"-"Buy","sell","reads"Pasttenseofsingularverbsusuallyendin"-ed","-d",or"-t"-"Talked,""dreamed,""live."05-Angles,dys,buyPluralformofverbsPresenttenseofregularverbsnormallyendin"-s"or"-es"-Runs,talks,buy-"Sold","read"-Sells,readsPasttenseofregularverbsusuallyendin"-ed"or"-d"-"Spoken","ran","buy"-"Lives","angles","dies"06-"Live","angles","dies"VerbFormsinSpecialSituatioCommonErrorsandCorrectionMCommonerrorsofsubjectverb-"Sold","read"01Voiceerror:WhenthevoiceoftheverbdoesnotmatchthemeaningofthepresenceMethodsforcorrectingsubjectsCheckthesubjectandverbforagreement:Makesurethatthesubjectandverbagree