Grandma, I'm Macia and I'm Kavi.

Subjects and verbs must always agree with each other in number.

Correct.

That's right There.

No exceptions.

Not even one.

Well, it would sound weird, wouldn't it?

The woman worked at my favorite restaurant.

That's just wrong.

Yeah, but what if the subject and verb are separated by an entire phrase?

I see your point, but let's review the basics.

First subject verb agreement is when the subject and verb in a sentence must agree in number, meaning that both must be singular or both must be plural.

Didn't we'd cover this already?

Yes, we did.

But you were wondering what happens if the subject and verb are separated by a phrase Yes or a clause.

Do the subject and verb still match?

In those cases, the short answer is yes.

The verb always agrees with this subject, not with the noun or pronoun the phrase or clause.

I have a feeling many people make these mistakes, they dio.

So let's go over some examples.

The correct answer is a one of the doors is open.

The correct answer is B.

The player with the most correct answers wins the correct answer is a.

The books that are on the table are mine.

The correct answer is a.

The dog that has floppy ears is the cue Tous, too.