Question

Spot the errors in the following sentence and rewrite it making the necessary
corrections.


1. Money make many thing.​

Answer 1

Answer:

money make every thing

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

The corrected sentence is found to be as follows:

"Money makes many things."

Explanation:

Subject Verb agreement:

Subject-verb agreement is a grammatical rule that the verb or verb in a sentence must agree with the number, person, and gender of the subject. In English, verbs must match numbers and possibly people. For example, the singular subject it and the plural subject  use different versions of the same verb.

Correction of sentence:

The word 'makes' should be used in the 3rd person singular. For first and second person singular/plural, the word "make" should be used. The subject, 'Money' is plural in the given sentence, but we use 'make' for singular subject-verb agreement.

The verb, 'make' is incorrect because you should be using 'makes' in the plural. Similarly, since "many" is used, we should use the plural form "things" which means many and number of things.

So the correct sentence is

"Money makes many things."

So the given statement has two errors: 'make' and 'thing'.

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