Subject-Verb Agreement

The dog (run) in the park every morning.

• runs

• sleep

• walks

• jump

My friends (is) coming over for dinner tonight.

• is

• be

• are

• am

She (have) a lot of books in her library.

• has

• had

• have

• having

The students (study) hard for their exams.

• The students studies hard for their exams.

• The students studying hard for their exams.

• The students study hardly for their exams.

• The students study hard for their exams.

The cat and the dog (play) together in the yard.

• played

• playing

• plays

• play

The new car (look) very sleek and modern.

• looky

• looked

• looken

• looks

The teacher (teach) English and Math.

• teaches

• teachs

• teached

• teached

The flowers in the garden (bloom) beautifully in spring.

• bloom

• blossom

• wilt

• grow

The boy and his friends (go) to the movies every weekend.

• The boy and his friends goes to the movies every weekend.

• The boy and his friends going to the movies every weekend.

• The boy and his friends go to the movies every weekend.

• The boy and friends goes to the movie every weekend.

The delicious smell of cookies (fill) the kitchen.

• fillen

• fills

• filled

• filling