Grammar Rule 10: Noun Agreement

[@lordsherpa4748]

Thank you so much. Unique prep

[@franzsebas2009]

Thank you once again, Im about to finish the course. A question: Wasnt "people" a collective noun, and wasnt it established in the pronoun rule that collective nouns arent plural?

[@UniquePrep]

+franzsebas2009 "People" is not a collective noun, no, even though there are some cases in which it has a singular sense. On this test, though, you don't have to worry about those cases. If you see the noun "people" on the SAT, it will need a plural verb, pronoun, noun...

[@franzsebas2009]

+Unique Prep oh ok thank you for clarifying

[@block8526]

@@franzsebas2009 how was you SAT brother

[@sidratulmuntaha7034]

Sir , your teaching is amazing, plz do more grammer videos.

[@UniquePrep]

Happy to have you here, friend. We'll eventually get around to making some grammar videos for the DSAT.

[@sudipregmi479]

will it is necessary in a digital sat also???

[@UniquePrep]

Noun agreement is not one of the Standard English Conventions tested on the digital SAT.

[@adjeteyjeremiah4446]

Good

[@UniquePrep]

Thanks