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Verbal Ability : Sentence Correction – Subject-Verb Agreement

13 Oct 2015

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Subject Verb Agreement is the most basic rule tested on GMAT SC. Though it looks very simple, SVA can be challenging because GMAT loves to set traps on it. The rule is very simple; A Singular subject carries a singular verb and plural subject carries a plural verb. GMAT makes it a little more complicated by adding middle men into it.

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