APPLICATIONS 5-1 (A) Simple Subject-Verb Agreement Part A. Underline the verbs in the paragraphs. If a subject and verb do not agree, write the correction above the verb. Do not underline infinitives. write 0. They writes(write) neatly on the application. Employment applications is (are) like an expanded version of your resume. When you goes to apply for a job, be sure to bring all the information you will need to complete an application. Besides your resume, you should have a list of references and detailed information about any jobs you has held, including supervisors" names and phone numbers. A thesaurus is a valuable tool. Also brings two black- ink pens that you are sure do not blot when you write. Read through the application once carefully before you begins. Determine what kind of information the application require. Employers often check information in applications, so the application reveal when you are truthful. Applications also show your education and experience. . Most often, job applications are completed by hand. Sometimes, though, you may keys your responses on a typewriter or computer. Employers accepts corrections when they is made neatly. Mr. George Irvin talk with many students about their applications. He say that young adults makes too many errors, but I disagree. Since competition is keen, carefully proofreads your application.