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Find the error with subject-verb agreement. Select the incorrect verb and type it correctly.

Anything on these tables cost only a dollar Nora said to the customers at her yard sale

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The error with subject-verb agreement is seen in the:

  • Incorrect usage of the word 'costs'

The correct way to phrase the sentence should be:

  • "Anything on these tables costs only a dollar," Nora said to the customers at her yard sale.

What is an incorrect subject-verb agreement?

An incorrect subject-verb agreement occurs when a writer is unable to correctly align the subject in a sentence with the verb in it.

Thus we can see in this sentence that when the subject, anything, was used which is a singular subject, the corresponding verb should be in the plural form. So, costs, instead of cost should have been used for this sentence.

Learn more about the subject-verb agreement here:

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