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Nigerian storytelling has historically been an oral tradition.
This question concerns whether the verbs agrees with the subject in the sentence, to which the answer is "yes" since they are both plural, as explained below.
<h3>What is subject-verb agreement?</h3>
The verb in a sentence must agree with the subject to which it refers. If the subject is a third person, the verb should also be in the third person. If the subject is plural, the verb should also be plural. That is what we call subject-verb agreement.
Let's break down the sentence provided in the question to better understand it:
- Parents and friends come first and second in my life.
- Subject: Parents and friends --> third person, plural.
- Verb: Come --> third person, plural.
We can conclude, therefore, that there is nothing wrong with the sentence. The verb agrees with the subject, so we can choose "yes" as the correct answer.
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The plot of The Dinner Party by Mona Gardner is there is a cobra in the dinner room, which no one is aware of. So, the American must find a way to keep all of the guests calm and still so that the cobra does not harm/bite any of them, while also trying to lead the cobra away into a bowl of milk outside on the veranda.
Most MLK Jr's rhetoric was about equality, (<em>recognition and affirmation</em>), stating that every american must work for racial equality and claiming that African Americans should be granted equal rights, but acknowledging that civil rights alone would not solve the income inequality issue created by the prior oppression, implying that African Americans will be free when they could have economic equality and equality of opportunities. Thus King believes that African Americans will be content <em>when they are completely free</em>.
