Find the error with subject-verb agreement. Select the incorrect verb and type it correctly. Drought conditions in an agricultural area often impacts food production for example during a dry spell in 2014 stockpiles of corn in the United States decreased forty-eight percent between March and June

Answer:

it's  impact not impacts

Explanation:

it's impact not impacts, as the statement is drought conditions in an agricultural area often impacts food production for example during a dry spell in 2014 stockpiles of corn in the United States decreased forty-eight percent between March and June.

In English, the verb only needs to match the number and occasionally the person; subject-verb agreement is a grammar rule that states that the verb or verbs in a phrase must match the number, person, and gender of the subject.

First, determine the subject the thing or person performing the action and the verb the word that performs the action in a sentence. The verb describing the subject's action should be single if the subject is. The verb must be multiple if the subject is.

Jennifer strolled over to the shop. Jennifer is the subject in this sentence, and the verb is "walked." Example: I'll call my mother after lunch. I am the subject and shall call is the verb in this phrase.

Thus, it's impact not impacts.

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