Written agreement: correct the passage
P47.orthography-and-agreement.02 · Audience: guest, language-pro, it-ml · Prerequisites: Accents, silent endings, homophones
Isolated drills are recognition; correcting real prose is production. This exercise hands you a plausible workplace email in which every sentence carries at least one of the classic silent-agreement faults — on/ont, été/était, chacun… ont, serons/seront, se/ce — and asks you to rewrite each sentence correctly, from scratch, with nothing highlighted.
That last part matters. In your own writing no one highlights the fault; the skill being trained is finding it, which is the written twin of the notice-your- mistakes loop. Work sentence by sentence: locate the subject, make every verb and participle answer to it, then run the homophone tests from the previous module.
Grading is strict but fair — case and punctuation are forgiven, grammar is not. After grading, a coach's note explains the rule behind anything you missed.
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