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Subject Verb Agreement Dictation: Singular and Plural Actions
A2 Level
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Find the person or thing doing the action. With he, she or a single noun, a present simple action verb usually has an -s ending. A plural noun usually goes with the base form. The verb ending can be quiet before the next word, so listen to the subject and verb together. Keep plural endings on the nouns too. You are not choosing a new verb form here: the recording gives it to you. Write the exact action and the rest of the sentence as spoken.
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