Question

what is the subject verb agreement. the cat is /are scratching on the tree​

Answer 1

Answer:

Sometimes when people see “and” or “or” (or even “nor”) in a sentence,

they’re not sure whether to make the verb singular or plural. For example .

. .

The student and the teacher like / likes to read.

Either the students or the teacher like / likes to read.

In the first case, the “and” means that you should go with a plural verb,

“like.”

In the second case, the “or” means that you should match the verb to the

subject closest to it, the teacher, which means you need a singular verb,

“likes.”

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