What is the difference between a singular verb and a plural verb?

A singular verb is a verb that is used to refer to one person, thing, or event. A plural verb is a verb that is used to refer to two or more people, things, or events.

For example, the singular verb "go" is used to refer to going to a movie, while the plural verb "goes" is used to refer to going to the movies.

Another example, the singular verb "read" is used to refer to reading a book, while the plural verb "reads" is used to refer to reading books.