Multiple Subjects:
* Compound Subjects: You can have multiple subjects joined by and, or, or nor. The verb agrees with the closest subject.
* Example: *The dog and the cat are playing.*
* Example: *Neither the cat nor the dog is eating.*
Multiple Verbs:
* Compound Verbs: You can have multiple verbs joined by and, or, or but. The subject performs all the actions.
* Example: *The bird flew and landed on the branch.*
* Example: *She wants to go to the beach but she has to study.*
Other Considerations:
* Parallel Structure: When using multiple subjects or verbs, it's important to maintain parallel structure (meaning they have the same grammatical form).
* Example: *The children played in the park and swam in the pool.* (both verbs are past tense)
* Comma Usage: In some cases, commas are needed to separate the elements of a compound subject or verb.
Let me know if you'd like more examples or have any specific questions about multiple subjects or verbs in sentences!