Which sentence is grammatically correct?

❤️ He can sings well
👍 He can sing well
🥰 He can singing well

What is the correct spelling?

❤️ Separate
👍 Separete
🥰 Saperete

Which sentence is correct?

❤️ I can't hardly wait
👍 I can hardly wait
🥰 I can't hardly waits

What is the correct spelling?

❤️ Expenssive
👍 Expansive
🥰 Expensive

Which sentence is grammatically correct?

❤️ She has a cat
👍 She have a cat
🥰 She having a cat

What is the correct spelling?

❤️ Comitment
👍 Commitment
🥰 Commitmentt

What is the synonym of "Respect"?

❤️ Venerate
👍 Despise
🥰 Ignore

What is the synonym of "Peaceful"?

❤️ Agitated
👍 Chaotic
🥰 Serene

What is the synonym of "Serious"?

❤️ Grievous
👍 Minor
🥰 Trivial

What is the synonym of "Joyful"?

❤️ Miserable
👍 Jubilant
🥰 Sad

What is the synonym of "Genuine"?

❤️ False
👍 Authentic
🥰 Fake

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▎📚 Grammar Tip: Subject-Verb Agreement 📚

🔍 Rule: The subject and verb in a sentence must agree in number.

• Singular Subject = Singular Verb
• Plural Subject = Plural Verb
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📝 Examples:

1. Singular:
   🐱 The cat runs fast. 
   (The subject "cat" is singular, so the verb "runs" is also singular.)

2. Plural:
   🐾 The cats run fast. 
   (The subject "cats" is plural, so the verb "run" is also plural.)
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💡 Tip:
• When subjects are joined by "and," they are usually considered plural:
  👩‍👧 My brother and sister are coming to visit.

• When subjects are joined by "or" or "nor," the verb agrees with the nearest subject:
  🚶‍♂️ Either the teacher or the students are going to the event. 
  🚫 Neither the students nor the teacher is attending the meeting.