Subject-verb agreement error
People may incorrectly use "weights" instead of "weighs" because they confuse the noun "weight" with the verb "weigh".
The correct phrase should be "it weighs". "Weighs" is the correct third-person singular present tense form of the verb "weigh", which means to measure the weight of something.
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