The Rule

The Rule:In a sentence, the subject and verb must match.

When that happens, we say the subject and verb agree.

When a subject is singular (stands for one thing), the verb usually ends in s.

Example:  She likes to draw.

When a subject is plural (stands for more than one thing) or the subject is I or you, the verb usually does not end with s.

Examples: Maggie and Ben like to draw.

                      I like to draw pictures.

How was Ruth meeting Boaz “providential“? Where do you see God’s hand?

God was planing all her life to meet him and to have a family by her husband sadly being dead.

Have you ever seen and experienced God’s providence in your own life?

  When Anna helped me when I got hurt in 3rd grade, I felt that, that was something that was meant to happen!