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A HALLMARK for correctness in English grammar is subject-verb agreement, which demands that in a sentence, the subject and verb must always agree in number. If the subject is singular, its verb must take the singular form ("She dreams every night"); if the subject is plural, the verb must take its plural form as well ("They quarrel a lot.")
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