Subject-Verb agreement (adding or removing "s" from verb)

Choose the sentence with correct subject-verb agreement.

• The dogs runs in the park every morning.

• The dog runs in the park every morning.

• The dog run in the park every morning.

• The dogs runs in the park every morning.

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Select the sentence that uses a phrase correctly.

• After the rain stops, the children plays outside.

• After the rain stops, the children play outside.

• After the rain stop, the children plays outside.

• After the rain stop, the children play outside.

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Which sentence uses the correct verb form for a plural subject?

• The students studies for the test.

• The students study for the test.

• The students studies for the tests.

• The students studying for the test.

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Choose the sentence that correctly uses a clause.

• Because she is tired, she go to bed early.

• Because she is tired, she goes to bed early.

• Because she is tired, she going to bed early.

• Because she is tired, she gone to bed early.

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Which sentence uses the correct subject-verb agreement with "I"?

• I walks to school every day.

• I walk to school every day.

• I walks to school every days.

• I walking to school every day.

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Select the sentence that uses a phrase and correct subject-verb agreement.

• In the morning, the birds sings loudly.

• In the morning, the birds sing loudly.

• In the morning, the bird sing loudly.

• In the morning, the birds singing loudly.

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Which sentence is correct?

• You goes to the library after school.

• You go to the library after school.

• You going to the library after school.

• You gone to the library after school.

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Choose the sentence with the correct verb form for a singular subject.

• The cat chase the mouse.

• The cat chases the mouse.

• The cat chasing the mouse.

• The cat chased the mouse.

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Which sentence uses a clause and correct subject-verb agreement?

• When the bell rings, the students leaves the classroom.

• When the bell rings, the students leave the classroom.

• When the bell ring, the students leaves the classroom.

• When the bell ring, the students leave the classroom.

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Select the sentence that correctly uses "you" as the subject.

• You eats breakfast every morning.

• You eat breakfast every morning.

• You eating breakfast every morning.

• You eaten breakfast every morning.

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