When it comes to subject verb agreement, the rules are simple: a singular subject takes a singular verb, while a plural subject takes a plural verb. Sounds obvious, right? Wrong! It's like trying to navigate a maze while blindfolded, except the walls are made of grammar rules and the maze is on fire.
ประกTake a look at this example: "The cat and the dog" is a plural subject. If you say "The cat and the dog are sleeping." you're golden! But if you say "The cat and the dog is sleeping," well, let's just say that's a cat-astrophe waiting to happen!
But wait, it gets more complicated! Some nouns are exceptions to the rule: "The Irregular Pro minimalist and I we are going to get into that mess later.
So, to avoid a grammatical meltdown, remember: for plural subjects,ประกverb agreement is key. Don't get caught sleeping on the job, or in this case, on the subject-verb agreement!
Learn more about Subject Verb Agreement for Plural Nouns! And, yes, about Collective Nouns too!