Question

subject - verb agreement quick check
which of the following describes what it means when subjects and verbs agree? (1 point)
they describe the same things.
they have the same ending.
they are not separated by interrupting words.
they are both singular or both plural.

Explanation:

Subject - verb agreement means that the subject and the verb in a sentence must both be singular or both be plural. For example, "He runs" (singular subject "he" with singular verb "runs") and "They run" (plural subject "they" with plural verb "run"). It's not about describing the same things, having the same ending, or not being separated by interrupting words.

Answer:

They are both singular or both plural.