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- [Voiceover] Hello Grammarians, today were going to talk about subject-verb agreement. What this is, is the idea that you want your subject and your verb to get along in a sentence. What agreement is, in grammar, is the art of making sure that sentence parts connect with one another in the right way. Its making sure that a square peg goes in a square hole. Right, not a square peg in a round, square peg in a triangular hole. You want to make sure that the way you render your subject fits with the way youve rendered your verb. What do I mean by that? Lets take this sentence, the dog barks. We have this subject, the dog, and it is singular, theres one of it. The way this verb is, the word is conjugated, the way this verb is conjugated, the way weve assembled, or figured out how the verb is going to be is also a singular conjugation. So, we say the dog barks and not the dog bark, right? This is not standard American English. This is the plural form. You can say the dogs bark, right,