Six Basic Riules in English - Rule No 6
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Six Basic Grammar Rules in English Rule No. 6 Phrase or Clauses takes a Singular Verb: Phrase: is a group of words that can be used as a subject in the sentence. Clause: a clause has its own subject and predicate. Examples: 1. Singular nouns: "The cat sleeps." 2. Singular pronouns: "He/she/it goes." 3. Collective nouns (when considered as a unit): "The family is going on vacation." 4. Phrases that function as a single unit : "The man in the corner is talking." 5. Clauses beginning with "what," "who," or "which": "What she said is true." 6. Clauses beginning with "there" or "here": "There is a book on the table." 7. Clauses beginning with "how much" or "how many": "How much money is in the account?" 8. Phrases that function as a single adjective : "The only one left is John. Some specific phrases: 9- A number of (when referring to a single