15 rules of concord in English?

Answer 1

concord rules is a body of rules that guide English expressions.An expression is grammatical if it follows these set of rules but ungrammatical if otherwise.

The rules are as listed below:

1-use singular subjects with singular verbs and vice versa.singular verbs include;runs,goes,eats,etc.On the other hand,plural verbs are;run,go,eat,etc.

Example:John goes to work by 9am every morning...

Answer 2

1 Subject and verb must agree as to number (In some languages, e.g. Arabic and Russian, the verb also must agree with its subject as to gender). 2 Verbs must agree as to tense and mood. 3 Nouns and pronouns and adjectives must agree as to number and gender and case.

English has no gender and no case in the noun, and no number in the adjective, so concord deals mainly with number agreement between subject and verb, and case agreement in pronouns.

Discord in spoken English is lamentably common. You may hear people say "between you and I" for example, instead of the correct, "between you and me." Or they may say " What I want are..." instead of the correct "what I want is..."

Answer 3

i know it means agreement between the verb and the subject.and that a singular subject takes a angular verb with it.