Question

Nowadays, teenagers have a reputation for spending whole days indoors on their phones and computers. To some people, that may sound like the perfect way to spend their free time. For many others, however, they’re forced to do so simply because, “There’s nothing else to do.” But that aren’t the case at all. There is many local schemes that can fill a young person’s empty evenings, as well as improves their CVs and give them opportunities to try new things and meet new friends. What is the subject verbs

Answer 1

Answer:

Verbs are doing words, or actions. I will simply state all verbs, for you to do with as you see fit. A subject verb is a verb that alines with the subject, or teenagers in this case.

Verbs:

• spending
• spend
• forced
• fill
• improves
• give
  

Answer 2

The subject verb in this passage is "have," referring to the reputation that teenagers possess.

What is the subject-verb?

The subject-verb is the verb or action word that aligns with the subject.

The subject-verb is required to agree the verb to the subject, in the sense that a singular verb agrees with a singular subject while a plural verb must agree with the plural subject.

Thus, the subject-verb in this passage is "have," referring to the reputation that teenagers possess.

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