Rewrite the paragraph, correcting all errors in subject-verb agreement.
In this article about Arthur Ashe, there is several stories about the tennis player's inner strength. Here is some examples: Ashe did not let the other players know what he was feeling. There were always a sense control about him. Among his strengths were unpredictability. He often tried high-risk shots. Do the author admires Ashe? There is no doubt about it!
Revision: In this article about Arthur Ahse, there are several stories about the tennis player's inner strength. Here are some example: Ashe did not let the other players know what he was feeling. There was always a sense of control about him. Among his strengths was unpredictability. He often tried high-risk shots. Does the author admire Ashe? There is no doubt about it!
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In order to rewrite the paragraph and correct all errors in subject-verb agreement, you need to understand the rules of subject-verb agreement. Here are the basic rules:
1. Singular subjects need singular verbs, while plural subjects need plural verbs.
2. Indefinite pronouns like "everyone", "someone", and "everyone" are considered singular and require singular verbs.
3. Collective nouns such as "team", "group", and "family" can be treated as singular or plural depending on the context.
4. When words like "each" or "every" come before a subject, use a singular verb.
5. When words like "some" or "many" come before a subject, use a plural verb.
Now, let's go ahead and correct the errors in the paragraph:
Original paragraph:
"In this article about Arthur Ashe, there is several stories about the tennis player's inner strength. Here is some examples: Ashe did not let the other players know what he was feeling. There were always a sense control about him. Among his strengths were unpredictability. He often tried high-risk shots. Do the author admires Ashe? There is no doubt about it!"
Revised paragraph:
"In this article about Arthur Ashe, there are several stories about the tennis player's inner strength. Here are some examples: Ashe did not let the other players know what he was feeling. There was always a sense of control about him. Among his strengths was unpredictability. He often tried high-risk shots. Does the author admire Ashe? There is no doubt about it!"
To revise and correct the paragraph, I followed the rules of subject-verb agreement. I made sure that the verbs matched the correct subjects in both singular and plural form. I also made sure to use the correct verb tense to ensure grammatical accuracy.