Which sentence contains an incorrect form of pronoun subject-verb agreement?

The sentence in question demonstrates an incorrect form of pronoun subject-verb agreement primarily due to the use of "that crickets." In this context, the word "that" is incorrectly used with the plural noun "crickets." Subject-verb agreement requires that singular pronouns and verbs relate correctly to singular nouns, and plural pronouns and verbs relate to plural nouns.

Here, since "crickets" is plural, the use of "that" (which suggests singular) creates a mismatch. The phrase should instead reflect correct plurality, possibly by replacing "that" with "those." This reflects a proper match between the pronoun and the noun in number, ensuring clarity and grammatical accuracy in communication.

In contrast, the other sentences maintain correct subject-verb agreement and appropriate usage of pronouns without any discrepancies that would lead to confusion or errors in the structures.