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Subject-verb agreement practice
Apply subject-first checks to choose verbs in simple-present sentences with singular, plural, and interrupted subjects.
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English Grammar · Using a, an, and the
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Choose a, an, the, or no article by checking sound, countability, and whether a noun is identifiable.
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