Mastering Subject Verb Agreement in a Flipped Classroom

What is the primary focus of subject-verb agreement?

• Matching the subject with the correct pronoun

• Ensuring the verb agrees in number with its subject

• Using verbs in the past tense correctly

• Choosing between active and passive voice

Which of the following is a correct example of subject-verb agreement with a singular subject?

• The cat run fast

• She sings beautifully

• They goes to the market

• He like to read

If the subject is singular, how does the verb typically change?

• No specific changes are applied to the verb

• The verb is always in plural form

• The verb typically ends in 's'

• The verb remains unchanged

What happens to the verb when the subject is plural?

• The verb becomes singular

• The verb ends in 's'

• The verb does not end in 's'

• The verb is always in past tense

What should you remember about subjects in prepositional phrases?

• They always determine the verb form

• They never influence the verb form

• They are not considered when determining the verb form

• They are usually plural

What is the role of prepositional phrases in subject-verb agreement?

• To confuse the agreement rules

• To provide additional subjects

• To be ignored when determining the correct verb form

• To always control the verb form

In sentences with compound subjects using 'and', how is the verb form affected?

• The verb is plural

• The verb form is optional

• The verb is singular

• The verb form depends on the first subject

When a compound subject is connected by 'and', what verb form is used?

• No verb is used

• Depends on the closest subject to the verb

• Plural

• Singular

How does the verb form change when using 'or' between two singular subjects?

• There is no change in the verb form

• Verb form depends on the object of the sentence

• Verb is singular

• Verb is plural

In the case of 'either/or' with different number subjects, how is the verb form determined?

• Always singular

• Always plural

• Alternates between singular and plural

• Matches the closer subject to the verb