English, 25.08.2021 23:40 dondre54

Study the following examples. The verb is in italics, and the subject is underlined. As you read each sentence, notice how the subjects and verbs agree in number.
• Where is Mary, going after the movies? (The subject is between the verb and its helper.)
• At the top of the form are the blanks for your address. (The subject comes after the verb.)
• Here are my letters of recommendation. (The subject comes after the verb.)
• In front of me are acres of grass. (The subject comes after the verb.)
• There was no reason for him to leave early. (The subject comes after the verb.)
• Where is Brady? (The subject comes after the verb.)
• There are two vacant rooms across the hall. (The subject comes after the verb.)

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Study the following examples. The verb is in italics, and the subject is underlined. As you read eac...