The basics of subject-verb agreement. The number of individual determines how many the verb. In other words, if individual is plural, the verb, too, need to be appropriate for plural subjects. The following samples demonstrate singular and subject verbs.
Singular Noun Samples: cat, I John, flower
Plural Noun Samples: cats, we, John and Bob, flowers
Subject-Verb agreement causes problems only in today’s tense. Unlike verbs in other tenses (e.g., past tense, future tense), present tense verbs change in accordance with whether this issue is singular or plural.
First person (describes self)
Singular: I eat
Plural: We eat
Second person (is the term for reader or listener)
Singular: You eat
Plural: You (all) eat
Third person (describes someone else)
Singular: He / She / It / Who eats
Plural: They eat
In the third-person singular, this current tense verb comes with a “S.” Thus, if the topic of a verb might be replaced by he, she, it, or who, the current tense verb has a “S.” Remember: “S” for “Singular.”