Field Notes
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Compound Subjects & Correlatives
One subject, one verb is easy — until either, or, and neither team up to confuse you
AgreementIndefinite-Pronoun Subjects (everyone/none/each)
Everyone feels singular but your brain keeps reaching for "their" — the agreement fight, settled
AgreementIndefinite-Pronoun Subjects (everyone/none/each)
Everyone is here, or everyone are here? Learn which pronouns stay singular and which don't
AgreementQuantities, Fractions & Measurements
Ten pounds is enough or are enough? Money, time and measurements that trick the verb
AgreementQuantities, Fractions & Measurements
Two-thirds of the class is or are? Crack the rule for fractions and quantities for good
AgreementThere Is / There Are & Delayed Subjects
There's three reasons — or is it there are three reasons? The delayed-subject puzzle, unpicked
AgreementThere Is / There Are & Delayed Subjects
There's a bus coming, or is it there're? Learn how these swapped-round sentences really agree
AgreementAttraction Errors (& with / as well as)
"The box of samples, along with the invoice, was..." — why nearby nouns hijack your verb
AgreementAttraction Errors (& with / as well as)
The stack of books are mine looks right — spot the word tricking your verb
AgreementTricky Subjects (news, scissors, -ics, titles)
Is the news singular? Are scissors always plural? The odd nouns that don't play by the rules
AgreementTricky Subjects (news, scissors, -ics, titles)
The news are good looks right — learn which tricky words always stay singular
AgreementNotional vs Formal Concord
Grammar says "none is"; everyone you know says "none are" — which one actually wins