She works from home.
A singular third-person subject takes a present simple verb with -s.
Komponen asas
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
Make the verb match the subject in person and number, even when the subject is long or delayed.
SUBJECT → VERB
(head = main subject word)
Find the head, then ignore extra words:
The box [of old photos] is in the closet.
↑ head: box = one ↑ is
not "photos"
Change the head, change the verb:
The boxes [of old photos] are in the closet.
↑ head: boxes = plural ↑ are
With do/does, the helper carries agreement:
Does she need help?
↑ does = agrees with "she"
need = plain verb
Find the head of the subject first; the verb agrees with that word, not with nearby words.
She works from home.
A singular third-person subject takes a present simple verb with -s.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
They work from home.
A plural subject uses the base present simple form, not works.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
She has a key.
Have changes to has with he, she, it, and singular nouns.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
The box of old photos is in the closet.
The verb agrees with box, not with photos.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
The boxes of old photos are in the closet.
Changing the head noun to plural changes the verb to are.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
One of my friends lives nearby.
In one of + plural noun, the verb agrees with one.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
Does she need help?
In a question, does carries the agreement, so need stays in the base form.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
She does not needs help.
After does not, the main verb must not take -s.
She does not need help.
The agreement is on does; the main verb remains need.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
Do they need help?
Plural subjects use do, not does, in present simple questions.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
The list of names are on my desk.
The nearby plural noun names does not control the verb; the subject is list.
The list of names is on my desk.
The verb agrees with list, not names.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
The names on the list are all correct.
Here names is the real subject, so the verb is plural.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
My phone and my wallet are in my bag.
Two subjects joined by and usually take a plural verb.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
Everyone is ready.
Everyone refers to many people in meaning, but it takes singular grammar.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
Some of the water is cold.
With some of, an uncountable noun normally takes a singular verb.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
Some of the cookies are gone.
With a plural count noun after some of, the verb is plural.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
The news is surprising.
News ends in -s but takes singular agreement.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
There is three problems.
In there + be, the verb must match the real subject after the verb; problems is plural.
There are three problems.
Use are because the delayed subject, three problems, is plural.
Baca ayat mengikut kelompok frasa, bukan perkataan demi perkataan.
Sila log masuk untuk meneruskan