Question

i hopes to see my big brother over the holiday because he is in the military. since he moved away, i dont see him very often. when he comes home, everyone is excited to spend time with him.
which word needs to be fixed to create a subject-verb agreement?
comes
hopes
moved
see

Explanation:

To determine the word needing correction for subject - verb agreement, we analyze each option:

• For "comes": The subject "he" is third - person singular, and "comes" (third - person singular form of "come") is correct.
• For "hopes": The subject "I" is first - person singular. The correct verb form for "I" should be "hope" (not "hopes", which is the third - person singular form).
• For "moved": "Moved" is a past - tense verb, and the subject - verb agreement is not an issue here as it is used correctly in the past - tense context.
• For "see": "Don't see" is correct for the first - person subject "I" (the negative form of "do" + "see" is appropriate).

Answer:

B. hopes