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Is it correct to say, " If a verb is separated by a clause or a phrase it still needs to agree with the main subject.'

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kazzap profile picture kazzapFebruary 2015
That depends, some sentences have more than one subject and subordinate subjects still need a verb to complete an action.
Ex: The dog jumped on a crawling toddler.
There are two verbs.
Ex: While the boy climbed up the tree branch, it loudly broke.
There are still two verbs attached to difference subjects.