Using Pronouns Correctly Agreement Flashcards
No one is/are going to the park.
is
Anybody going there was/were going to with their parents.
was
Several of us have/has multiple bags.
have
Everything has/have been for the best.
has
Everybody clap yo’ hands. Everybody is the…
simple subject
Raising a kitten and catering for a house garden take/takes hard work.
take
Either she or her brother walk/walks the dog.
walks
The writer and director is/are he.
is
Veggies or fresh fruit is/are a good snack.
is
Vince and he/him are playing pingpong tomorrow.
he
Either Alia or I is/are going to get the cake.
is
I’m sure the woman who painted that portrait is she/her.
she
We/Us left the gate unlocked.
We
You and she/her deserve a lot of credit.
she
A subject is…
the part of the sentence that typically indicates who or what the sentence is about.
A subject is usually…
a noun or pronoun and is often the doer of the action in the sentence.
A predicate nominative is..
is a specific predicate that follows a linking verb, and it renames or identifies the subject.
A predicate is…
a part of the sentence that provides us more information about the subject. It tells us it’s the action or it’s state of being.
Where’s the PN? John is a doctor.
PN: doctor
Where’s the subject? John is a doctor.
S: John
Where’s the predicate? John ate the shawarma.
ate the shawarma
Where’s the PN? Mary became the president.
PN: president
Where’s the predicate? The sun sets in the west.
P: sets in the west
Where’s the Predicate? The cat chased the mouse.
P: chased the mouse
