Concord by Eguriase S. M. Okaka
CONCORD BY EGURIASE S. M. OKAKA “Concord” is a noun that means “agreement” or “harmony” , and in relation to the two parts of a sentence in context of grammar and meaning “Concord” indicates agreement or harmony in person, number, gender, or tense. So, whichever grammatical form a student chooses. Concord, invites him or her to choose other forms agreeable to it. Consequently, concord can be unilateral. If the agreement or harmony being sought involves a grammatical form, or bilateral, if the agreement or harmony being sought involves two grammatical forms. Concord, could also take other forms, but, however way we go or come in talking about concord, one thing is very certain; that the verb, in context of its tense or meaning must be at accord with the subject, in person, number and gender. The various kinds of concord that every examination student in English language must take good note of include the following: Concor...