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Unlocking English Grammar: A Comprehensive Guide to Singular and Plural Concord Formulas

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Concord, a cornerstone of English grammar, plays a pivotal role in ensuring the harmonious agreement between words within a sentence. The singular and plural forms of nouns, verbs, pronouns, and adjectives must align seamlessly to convey clear and unambiguous meaning.

Concord Formulas

The English language employs specific formulas to establish concord between singular and plural elements:

The English Grammatical Concord Formulas (Flash card of Singular and Plural Subjects)
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Nouns and Pronouns

  • Singular noun: Requires a singular pronoun (e.g., He/She/It)
  • Plural noun: Requires a plural pronoun (e.g., They/Them)

Example:

  • The boy (singular noun) runs (singular verb) every day.
  • The children (plural noun) play (plural verb) in the park.

Verbs

  • Singular subject: Requires a third-person singular verb (e.g., -s/-es)
  • Plural subject: Requires a third-person plural verb (e.g., -s/-es)

Example:

  • He (singular subject) plays football.
  • They (plural subject) plays basketball.

Adjectives and Possessives

  • Singular noun: Requires a singular adjective/possessive (e.g., my/your/his/her/its)
  • Plural noun: Requires a plural adjective/possessive (e.g., our/your/their)

Example:

  • This is her (singular possessive) house.
  • These are their (plural possessive) books.

Flash Card Deck: Singular and Plural Concord

Reinforce your understanding of concord formulas with our interactive flash card deck:

  • Card 1:The teacher (singular subject) teaches (singular verb) English.
  • Card 2:The students (plural subject) learns (singular verb) grammar.
  • Card 3:The boy's (singular possessive) book is on the table.
  • Card 4:The girls' (plural possessive) toys are in the box.
  • Card 5:These (plural adjective) are my (plural possessive) pencils.

Significance of Concord

Concord is crucial for:

  • Clarity: Prevents ambiguity and ensures clear understanding.
  • Fluency: Enhances the flow and smoothness of speech and writing.
  • Accuracy: Preserves the grammatical integrity of the language.
  • Comprehensibility: Makes language more accessible and understandable to speakers and learners alike.

Practice Exercises

Test your concord skills with these exercises:

  1. Complete the sentence: The dog (singular noun) ________ (play/plays) with the ball.
  2. Fill in the blank: The gardener (singular subject) ________ (plant/plants) flowers in the garden.
  3. Choose the correct possessive form: The teacher marked ________ (his/her) papers.
  4. Replace the phrase with a singular or plural adjective: Many (adjective) birds flew in the sky.
  5. Correct the grammatical error: The childrens (plural noun) play (singular verb) in the park.

Mastering singular and plural concord formulas is essential for effective communication in English. By understanding and applying these rules, you can convey your thoughts and ideas with precision, clarity, and confidence.

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File size : 36403 KB
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Screen Reader : Supported
Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
Print length : 60 pages
Lending : Enabled
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The English Grammatical Concord Formulas (Flash card of Singular and Plural Subjects)
The English Grammatical Concord Formulas (Flash card of Singular and Plural Subjects)
by Bright Summaries

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Language : English
File size : 36403 KB
Text-to-Speech : Enabled
Screen Reader : Supported
Enhanced typesetting : Enabled
Print length : 60 pages
Lending : Enabled
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