Subject Verb Agreement

What is the rule for using 'I' with verbs?

• The verb should be in the singular form.

• When using 'I' as the subject, the verb should be in the plural form.

• The verb should always be in the past tense.

• The verb should be in the infinitive form.

Choose the correct verb: 'The children ______ in the park.' (play/plays)

• play

• plays

• played

• playing

What is the correct verb form for a plural subject?

• The verb ends with 's'. For example, 'He runs.'

• The verb does not end with 's'. For example, 'They run.'

• The verb is always in the past tense. For example, 'They ran.'

• The verb must be in the infinitive form. For example, 'to run.'

What is a plural subject?

• A subject that refers to one person, place, thing, or idea.

• A subject that refers to more than one person, place, thing, or idea.

• A subject that is always in the singular form.

• A subject that can only be a noun.

Identify the error: 'He don't like broccoli.'

• The error is in the verb 'don't'. It should be 'doesn't' to match the singular subject 'He'.

• The error is in the subject 'He'. It should be 'They'.

• The error is in the verb 'like'. It should be 'likes'.

• The error is in the article 'the'. It should be 'a'.

Fill in the blank: 'My friends ______ to the movies.' (want/wants)

• want

• wants

• wished

• wishing

What is the subject in the sentence: 'The dog and the cat are friends.'?

• The dog

• The cat

• The dog and the cat

• Friends

What is the correct verb form for a singular subject?

• The correct verb form usually ends with 's' or 'es'.

• The correct verb form is always in the past tense.

• The correct verb form is the same as the plural form.

• The correct verb form is always 'to be'.

Identify the error: 'She go to school.'

• The error is in the verb 'go'. It should be 'goes' to match the singular subject 'She'.

• The error is in the subject 'She'. It should be 'They'.

• The error is in the article 'the'. It should be 'a'.

• The error is in the preposition 'to'. It should be 'at'.

Choose the correct verb: 'The team ______ winning the game.' (is/are)

• is

• are

• was

• were