Subject-Verb Agreement Quiz

What does Subject-Verb Agreement mean?

• Only nouns can be subjects.

• Subjects can be singular or plural.

• Verbs do not change form.

• Subjects and verbs must agree in number.

What is the verb form for 'he' in the present tense?

• he run

• he runs

• he running

• he ran

Which of the following is a correct example of a plural subject?

• We run.

• I run.

• He runs.

• The cat runs.

What happens to the verb when the subject is 'I'?

• It remains the same.

• It adds an 's'.

• It becomes plural.

• It changes to 'ran'.

Which of the following is an example of a Subject-Verb Agreement Error?

• I run to the store.

• We run to the store.

• She runs to the store.

• They runs to the store.

What is the rule for subjects joined by 'and'?

• They do not affect the verb.

• They are considered singular.

• They are considered plural.

• They require a verb form with an 's'.

What verb form do subjects modified by 'each' or 'every' take?

• Plural verb form.

• Singular verb form.

• No verb form.

• Past tense verb form.

In the sentence 'Either Bob or his brother walks to the store', what determines the verb form?

• Both subjects.

• None of the subjects.

• The first subject.

• The last subject.

What is an example of an indefinite pronoun that takes a singular verb?

• All

• Some

• Everyone

• Both

What is the subject in the phrase 'The mother duck (with all of her little ducklings)'?

• The mother duck

• All of her little ducklings

• The ducklings

• The mother