In which sentence is the subject-verb agreement correct?
O 1. Neither Joe nor Michelle is going to the dance.
2. Both Joe and Michelle is going to the dance.
3. The friends of Joe and Michelle is going to the dance.
4. The family of Joe and Michelle are going to the dance.

Answer:

I think it is number 2 that is the subject-verb

Both Joe and Michelle are going to the dance is the sentence is the subject-verb agreement correct. Hence, option B is correct.

She, Bill, and the car are all singular subjects and call for singular verbs (are, go, shine), but there are numerous subjects, thus a plural verb is needed. For illustration: The list of items is on the desk. If you are aware that list is the subject, you will choose it as the verb.

Subject-verb agreement is a grammatical rule that stipulates that the verb or verbs in a phrase must match the number, person, and gender of the subject. In English, the verb simply needs to match the number and occasionally the person.

For instance, Jennifer walked to the store. The verb in this sentence is "walked," and the subject is Jennifer. Example: After lunch, I'll call my mother.

Thus, option B is correct.

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