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singular nouns

takes an -s form

plural subject

takes a base form

he, she, it

takes an -s form

I, you, we

takes a base form

anybody, anyone, everybody, everyone, nobody, no one, somebody, someone, each, either, neither, and one.

takes an -s form

both, few, many, others, several.

takes a base form

subjects connected by "and" takes…

a base form

two subjects joined by or, nor, either -- or, neither -- nor must…

agree with the nearest subject

collective nouns must take…

the singular verb

sentence beginning with "there is" or "these are", the subject that follows after these phrases must…

agree with the verb

countable nouns e.g. earnings, goods, odds, proceeds, surroundings, contents, etc. must take…

the base form

noun countable nouns must take…

the -s form

one subject and two verbs, then the verbs must…

agree with the same subject

money, time, measurement, title of book, story, organization, or country must take on a…

singular verb