3rd Person Singular

Third Person Singular

Eat :
He eats an apple.


Like :
She likes to dance.

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Add "s" at the end of the verb

Multiple Choice

He (swim) every Monday.

• Swimes

• Swims

• Swim

• Swum

Multiple Choice

The little boy (love) basketball.

• Loves

• Lovs

• Love

• Loved

Multiple Choice

She (eat) a lot of spinach.

• Eats

• Eaten

• Eat

• Eates

Multiple Choice

My friend (run) whenever she can.

• Runs

• Runed

• Runes

• Run

Multiple Choice

He (throw) the ball.

• Throwes

• Throws

• Thorough

• Threw

Watch :
She watches women sports.

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Add "es" to verbs ending with S, SH, CH, X, Z, O

Multiple Choice

She (switch) places from time to time.

• Switchs

• Swutch

• Switches

• Switchis

Multiple Choice

He (do) his homework at home.

• Dos

• Does

• Doos

• Do

Multiple Choice

Her friend (watch) movies during the weekend.

• Watches

• Watched

• Watchs

• Watch

Multiple Choice

Your teacher (fax) paper everyday.

• Faxes

• Fax

• Faxs

• Faces

Multiple Choice

The dog (pass) the ball back to you.

• Pass

• Pase

• Passs

• Passes

Try
He tries

Study
She studies

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Change "Y" to "I" and add "ES"

Multiple Choice

Your parent (verify) your grades.

• Verifys

• Verifyes

• Verifies

• Verifis

Multiple Choice

The bird (fly)

• Flyes

• Fly

• Fli

• Flies

He says things

Say

The girl plays hockey

Play

Only add "S" to verbs ending in Vowel + "Y"

Multiple Choice

She (pay) cash.

• Paies

• Pays

• Payes

• Pais

Now let's try mixing all of them!

Multiple Choice

The boy (behave) when asked to.

• behaves

• behavees

• behavies

• behuves

Multiple Choice

She (dream) at night.

• dreames

• dreams

• dreamies

• dream

Multiple Choice

He (guess) the answers right.

• guesss

• guesses

• guess

• gueses

Multiple Choice

Johanna (multiply) numbers easily.

• multiplus

• multiplyes

• multiplies

• multiplys

Multiple Choice

Bertrand (be) very good looking

• bees

• bies

• bes

• is

Multiple Choice

My mother (travel) a lot.

• travels

• travelers

• travel

• traveles

Let's mix it up!

Try this one!

Timmy (wake) up early, (stretch), and (yawn). He (brush) his teeth, (eat) breakfast, and (grab) his backpack. Then, he (walk) to school, (listen) to the teacher, and (learn) new things. After school, he (play) with friends, (eat) dinner, and (go) to bed, dreaming of tomorrow's adventures.

Samantha carefully (examine) the intricate puzzle, solving it with patience. She (analyze) the story, (explore) the library, and (borrow) a fascinating book. Later, she (practice) playing the piano, (sketch) a beautiful picture, and finally, (study) the challenging math problems, determined to succeed.