How should the sentence above be rewritten to correct the subject-verb agreement error? the sentence is correct as written each person, regardless of age or background, do have the right to krump. each person, regardless of age or backgrounds, have the right to krump. each person, regardless of age or background, has the right to krump.

The correct option is "Each person, regardless of age or background, has the right to krump."

Further Explanation:

Subject-verb agreement refers to the equalization and agreement made between the subject and the verb in a sentence. The number of the subject which can be either singular or plural should equalize with the number of the verb. With a singular subject, the verb used should be of singular number. Similarly, with a plural subject, the verb used should be of the plural number. This agreement between the subject and the verb is very essential to make any sentence grammatically correct. The most important rules is to understand the number of subject in the sentence. The singularity and the plurality of the subject should be analysed before adding the verb to it. Once, the number of the subject is confirmed, the verb form in that number should be added to the sentence to make it grammatically correct. In the given sentences in the option, the subject is 'each people' which is singular in number, therefore the verb used here should be singular too. In the first sentence, the verb 'do' is written which is used with plural nouns. Hence, this is an incorrect statement in which the subject and the verb do not agree. In the second sentence, the verb used is 'have' which again is used with plural subjects. This is also an incorrect sentence. In the third sentence, the verb 'has' is used which is singular in number. 'Has' is used with singular subjects. Hence this is a correct sentence.

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Answer details:

Grade: Secondary

Subject: English Language

Chapter: Subject-verb agreement

Keywords:

Subject-verb agreement,  singular subject,  plural subject, agreement., noun, verb, grammer, sentence.

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