A verb and its subject are said to agree when the verb is in the right form for the subject. In the present tense:

• When the subject is he, she, or it verb must end in s

• When the subject is /, you, we, or they, the verb does not end in s.

For example: We (work, works) at the same company.

The subject is: We

The Verb is: work or works

Therefore, if we use the rule, the right form of the verb is: We work at the same company.

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