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Research / Archives / Vol. 1, Issue 1

THE COMMON ERRORS IN SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT OF STUDENTS ENROLLED IN READING CLINIQUE CENTER

Author(s): Sammy Q. Dolba

Philippine Normal University

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ISSN
2984-7176 (Print) | 2984-7184 (Online)
Publisher
Guild of Educators in TESOL International Institute
Publication format
Online
Frequency
Quarterly (Feb, May, Aug, Nov)
Language
English | Filipino
Established
2023
Volume
1
Issue
1
Publication year
2023

Abstract

The researcher pursued the study in the common errors of language learners on subject-verb agreement because Filipino Students learning English have well-formed speech habits in the native language which are totally different in form, meaning and distribution. In the evident that language teaching in the Philippines has not been efficient and effective enough to meet the expectation that English is mastered by the students if it is to become functional for a lifetime. The actual respondents of the study were grouped according to gender and section. The researcher used a descriptive research design to determine the students’ common errors in Subject-Verb Agreement. The items in the test were based on the descriptions of Subject-Verb Agreement errors found in the Harbrace College Handbook and in the Grammar Journal for Subject-Verb Agreement. The objective of the study is to determine the types of Subject-Verb Agreement errors frequently committed by the combined population of the students in Reading Clinique Center.

Keywords

Subject Verb Agreement Language Learning Second Language Common Errors English Language Learners

Citation

Dolba, S. (2023). The Common Errors in Subject-Verb Agreement of Students Enrolled in Reading Clinique Center. GET International Research Journal. 1(1), 10-20.

https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7623853
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