English Grammar Class 8 Agreement of Verb and Subject - Download Free PDF with Solutions
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FAQs on English Grammar Class 8 Agreement of Verb and Subject
1. Is the word “pair” a singular or plural word?
The word “pair” is considered a singular subject in a sentence and takes a singular verb. For example, “This pair of shocks is brought for Christmas”.
2. Can a sentence have two subjects together?
Yes, a sentence can have more than one subject. For example, Manish and Suresh are best friends.
3. How many subjects can a sentence have?
A sentence must have one subject. The main subject is the main verb’s subject. However, there can be more than one subject in a sentence.