Horses from the ranches gallops in the nearby fields. The horses often chase rabbits, squirrels, or possum.

Which is the best way to fix the subject-verb agreement error in these sentences?

Change "horses" to "horse"

Change "chase" to "chases"

Change "ranches" to "ranch"

Change "gallops" to "gallop"

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Vance Williams

2 April, 16:42

Horses from the ranches gallops in the nearby fields. The horses often chase rabbits, squirrels, or possum.

Which is the best way to fix the subject-verb agreement error in these sentences?

Change "horses" to "horse"

Change "chase" to "chases"

Change "ranches" to "ranch"

Change "gallops" to "gallop"

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Aiyana Arias · Answer 1

Change gallops to gallop

Hana Mcconnell · Answer 2

The answer is the last option - change 'gallops' to 'gallop'. Because you shouldn't change 'horses' into 'horse', because then you would have to change the entire sentence which follows. And if you only change the verb 'gallop' you will get the correct answer, and the subject and the verb will agree.

Horses from the ranches gallops in the nearby fields. The horses often chase rabbits, squirrels, or possum.Which is the best way to fix the subject-verb agreement error in these sentences?Change "horses" to "horse"Change "chase" to "chases"Change "ranches" to "ranch"Change "gallops" to "gallop"