Horses from the ranches gallops in the nearby fields. the horses often chase rabbits, squirrels, or possum. which is the best way to fix the subject-verb agreement error in these sentences?
change “horses” to “horse”
change “chase” to “chases”
change “ranches” to “ranch”
change “gallops” to “gallop”

The correct answer is to change "gallops" to "gallop".

Explanation:

"Horses" respond to the third person plural, and according to the rules of grammar, the verb affecting the subject should not carry "s" or "es". In this case the verb affectubg "Horses" is "gallop".

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