Rule "SV agreement, subjects containing clauses - sing."

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Description:	SV agreement, subjects containing clauses - sing.
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Message:	Possible agreement error detected: the verb form '\18' does not seem to match the subject.
Category:	Grammar (ID: GRAMMAR)
Incorrect sentences that this rule can detect:	The code that throws the error seem to actually test for both UrlReadingCondition as well as Condition, but the error message is always the same. Correction suggestion: seems, seemed Any reason that calling this built-in method always give debug messages? Correction suggestion: gives, gave The drunk driver who ran the light fatally injure the pedestrian in the crosswalk. Correction suggestion: injures, injured The tall woman that I met yesterday manage the department. Correction suggestion: manages, managed The tall woman that I actually met yesterday manage the department. Correction suggestion: manages, managed The tall woman that I didn't meet yesterday manage the department. Correction suggestion: manages, managed The magician who performed at my previous birthdays ask my mom out on a date. Correction suggestion: asks, asked The note that was given to the girls have weird stuff written on it. Correction suggestion: has, had The note that she hurriedly gave to the girls have weird stuff written on it. Correction suggestion: has, had
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ID:	SV_AGREEMENT_CLAUSES_SINGULAR [3]
Version:	6.5-SNAPSHOT (2024-04-28 22:33:06 +0200)