Find the error with subject-verb agreement. select the incorrect verb and type it correctly. There is 254 counties in Texas, making it the state with the highest number of counties. Georgia has the second highest number with 159 counties.

Answer:

There is 254 counties in Texas, making it the state with the highest number of counties.

Explanation:

The subject and the verb have to agree when it comes to quantity. They have to be both single or both plural for them to agree.

There are more than one county in Texas. The linking verb "is" needs to be changed to "are".

It should be:

There are 254 counties in Texas, making it the state with the highest number of counties. Georgia has the second highest number with 159 counties.

In The sentence, There is 254 counties in Texas, making it the state with the highest number of counties. Georgia has the second highest number with 159 counties. The underlined word indicates an incorrect verb.

The subject-verb agreement indicates the rule of English grammar while forming any sentence structure. It states that  any verb used in any sentence must match the quantity used in terms of the subject.

According to This rule, when any sentence shows a single subject, the singular verb is used when any sentence shows a plural subject the verb form used will be Plural based on context.

In the given sentence, the subject describes 254 counties which is plural as it shows countries more than 2, and the verb as singular at the beginning of the sentence as There is which caused an error.

So the correct sentence will be shown as "There are 254 counties in Texas, making it the state with the highest number of counties. Georgia has the second highest number with 159 counties."

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