Subject-Verb Agreement

Multiple Choice

Select the subject of the sentence: Michael gave me twenty dollars for my birthday.

• Michael

• gave

• me

• birthday

Multiple Choice

Select the subject of the sentence: I went to Fort Lauderdale over Spring Break.

• I

• went

• Fort Lauderdale

• Spring Break

Multiple Choice

Select the verb of the sentence: Jack looked at her from across the room.

• Jack

• looked

• at

• her

Multiple Choice

Identify the verb of the sentence: I am extremely tired today.

• I

• am

• tired

• today

Multiple Choice

Which word is plural?

• mother

• student

• cat

• children

Multiple Choice

Which sentence has a plural subject?

• We love to go swimming.

• Mary forgot to eat lunch.

• He answered his phone instantly.

Multiple Choice

Select the sentence with correct subject-verb agreement.

• The kittens plays with the ball of yarn.

• The tiger roar at everyone who passes by.

• The dogs bark each time the doorbell rings.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence contains a compound subject?

• The 8th grade students attended a field trip at the stadium.

• The boy and his mother went to the zoo.

• My family went to the museum last week.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence DOES NOT contain a compound subject?

• My brother and I fight over the remote every night.

• Either Jim or Harry will be available to help.

• Everyone clapped as the musical came to an end.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence has correct subject-verb agreement?

• Bailey and Brie is coming to my birthday party.

• Wallace and his sister are both in the school spelling bee.

• Wyatt and I am going home early today.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence uses correct subject-verb agreement?

• Zelly or Violet are picking you up after school.

• Neither Chad nor Travis is passing Algebra.

• Every morning, either my mom or my dad wake me up for school.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence uses correct subject-verb agreement?

• Either Bryce or my sister wins every race.

• The dog or the cat knock over the trash can every night.

• Neither Lisa nor Carrie remember how to get to my house.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence uses correct subject-verb agreement?

• Either Skittles or a Snickers bar is my favorite snack.

• My mom or my brothers is bringing my lunch.

• Neither my sisters nor my cousin are coming to my graduation party.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence DOES NOT use correct subject-verb agreement?

• Frosted Flakes or a bagel is a good breakfast choice.

• Neither the boys nor I enjoy watching horror movies.

• Either my cousins or their father are making the birthday cake.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence uses verbs correctly?

• Everybody are coming to my house for the party.

• Everybody is glad there is no school tomorrow.

• Everybody have forgotten their homework today.

Multiple Choice

Which sentence does NOT use verbs correctly?

• Everyone has a reason to smile!

• Nobody has finished the test yet.

• No one have noticed my new haircut.