Rules for Gender agreement for VERB

The Gender values should match between the VERB and its governor (i.e syntactic head) when label = should-match, else any observed agreement is purely by chance (label = need-not-match)

Agreement
Gender need not match between the VERB and its governor or head when:
VERB is governed by= compound	Examples
Gender need not match between the VERB and its governor or head when:
VERB is nearby= auxiliary VERB is governed by a= auxiliary	Examples
Gender should match between the VERB and its governor or head when:
VERB is governed by a= auxiliary	Examples
Gender need not match between the VERB and its governor or head when:
VERB is governed by= असला (aslaa) VERB is governed by a= auxiliary	Examples
Gender should match between the VERB and its governor or head when:
VERB is nearby= auxiliary VERB is the= subject VERB is governed by a= auxiliary	Examples
Gender need not match between the VERB and its governor or head when:
VERB is nearby= auxiliary VERB is the= subject VERB is governed by= शक (shaq) VERB is governed by a= auxiliary	Examples
Gender should match between the VERB and its governor or head when:
VERB is governed by= आवाहन (aavahan) VERB is governed by= compound	Examples
Gender should match between the VERB and its governor or head when:
VERB is governed by a= auxiliary VERB has lemma= म्हण (mhan)	Examples
Gender should match between the VERB and its governor or head when:
VERB is governed by= आश्वासन (aashwaasan) VERB is governed by= compound	Examples
Gender should match between the VERB and its governor or head when:
VERB is nearby= auxiliary VERB is the= subject VERB is governed by= शक (shaq) VERB is governed by a= auxiliary VERB is nearby= लाग (laag)	Examples
Gender need not match between the VERB and its governor or head when:
VERB is governed by= ये (ye) VERB is governed by a= auxiliary	Examples
Gender need not match between the VERB and its governor or head when:
VERB is governed by= हो (ho) VERB is governed by a= auxiliary VERB has lemma= म्हण (mhan)	Examples