Which sentence uses a verb that agrees with its pronoun subject?

A. Doesn't you think we should get a new refrigerator?

B. I talks to myself sometimes.

C. You are quite a hardworking young man.

D. You all has been playing outside all afternoon.

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Lane Willis

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18 April, 16:40

Which sentence uses a verb that agrees with its pronoun subject?

A. Doesn't you think we should get a new refrigerator?

B. I talks to myself sometimes.

C. You are quite a hardworking young man.

D. You all has been playing outside all afternoon.

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Butterfinger · Answer 1

C is the correct sentence that is using the correct verb form according to its subject. Here subject is You (singular) so the verb will be used to represent the singular person.

Which sentence uses a verb that agrees with its pronoun subject?A. Doesn't you think we should get a new refrigerator?B. I talks to myself sometimes.C. You are quite a hardworking young man.D. You all has been playing outside all afternoon.

Which sentence uses a verb that agrees with its pronoun subject?

A. Doesn't you think we should get a new refrigerator?

B. I talks to myself sometimes.

C. You are quite a hardworking young man.

D. You all has been playing outside all afternoon.