Article 6. If the names are assembled in form and form a unit, the verb must be singular. Examples: Plural number, which refers to distances, weights, amounts of money refers to a single number or quantity . It is treated as a singular subject and adopts a singular verb. 10. Plural names: The title of a book, the name of a house or hotel in the plural adopts a singular verb: if we use a single noun as the subject of a verb, we use a singular verb. The plural names take a plural: in the sentence i) the subject is `she` in the singular number: the verb `is` is also in the singular. Countless nouns such as furniture, sugar, rice, equipment, etc. are considered individual compartments and receive a singular verb.
15. Some names that seem to be plural in form when a pair is preceded by a single verb, z.B. shoes, scissors, pants, etc. A collective noun takes a plural when the subject represents the individuals who compose it. If two subjects (a different number) are linked by `not only ________but also`, `neither` nor `_________or`, then the verb agrees with the subject closest to it. 7. “there” introduction: the verb must correspond to the actual theme that follows the introduction. If the subject is singular, then a singular verb will follow.
If the subject itself is plural, then “da” will follow a plural: Rule 4: Sometimes the subject is separated by words as a whole, as well as, except, no, etc. These words and phrases are not part of the subject. Ignore them and use a singular verb if the subject is singular. When two themes are linked by “so,” the verb corresponds to the first theme. Article 9. The collective nouns take the verb in the singular, but if individuals are taken separately, the verb may be plural. Examples: The tenth rule is that collective nouns such as `group`, `herd`, `team` etc. are considered singular when taken as a body, and the verb attached to it is also singular, but if the members of the group are considered individually, they are considered plural and the attached verb is also plural.
