In grammar , the term transmission agreement inflectional morphological characteristics of a word to another.

Summary 1 General 1.1 The Client Agreement 1.2 The recipient agrees 2 Rules of agreement verbs 2.1 With the collective nouns 2.2 With song titles 3 See also 3.1 Articles Related 3.2 Bibliography

General

There is agreement when word variable (called the recipient agrees) receives word of another (called the Principal Agreement) of morphological markers like those kind of number or person.

A little girl. Behaved children. The sun is shining. We are tired.

The words "daughter", "children", "sun" and "we" are donors willing to other words.

The Client Agreement

The customer agreement is usually a name or a pronoun.

• When it is a phrase not having any of the three brands, the agreement is the masculine singular and third person:

Cross a busy railway line is still too dangerous.

The phrase "Crossing a railroad track as busy" is neutral donor, the verb "is" is a catcher in the third person singular. The adjective "dangerous" is a singular male recipient; the adverb "always" unchanging, neither donor nor recipient.

• A donor may not be explicitly inflected brand, he nevertheless transmit them to recipient:

You who go on a trip, do not forget your passport.

The pronoun "you" is donating the second person singular. The relative pronoun "who" is the receiver, unmarked. In turn, this relative pronoun becomes a donor vis--vis the verb "go", which is the subject. This verb therefore receives the mark of the second person singular (ending:-s).

The recipient agrees

The receiver can be agreed:

• a determinant ;
• an adjective ;
• a verb (ie a verb or a past participle, or an officer in the case of compound tenses );
• a pronoun (personal or relative, mainly).

Rules of agreement verbs