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Thread: Subject Verb Agreement
- 20-Jul-2011, 18:19 #1
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Subject Verb Agreement Consider the following sentence:
"Exercise is one of the factors which contributes to good health"
Is this grammatically correct? Shouldn't it be "factors which contribute to good health"
I mean isnt contributing to good health qualifying "factors" here?
- 20-Jul-2011, 18:33 #2
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Re: Subject Verb Agreement Yes, you are right; it's incorrect.
Originally Posted by andromeda1534 
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