Review for You: Subject/Verb Agreement

Mr. Griot introduces subject-verb agreement, explaining that subjects can be singular or plural, and verbs must match in number. Singular subjects need singular verbs ending in 's', while plural subjects require plural verbs without 's'. Examples from baseball illustrate these rules. The video includes interactive exercises to practice choosing the correct verb form, reinforcing the importance of subject-verb agreement in sentences.

What is the subject in the sentence 'The player hit a home run'?

• Baseball

• Hit

• Player

• Home run

Which of the following is a singular verb?

• Run

• Hits

• Slide

• Throw

In the sentence 'The batter steps up to the plate', what is the verb?

• Up

• Batter

• Plate

• Steps

Which verb correctly completes the sentence: 'The players ___ in a certain order'?

• Hits

• Hit

• Hitted

• Hitting

What is the correct verb form for the sentence: 'Catchers ___ the ball back to the pitcher'?

• Thrown

• Throwing

• Throws

• Throw

Choose the correct verb: 'The outfielder ___ ready to catch the ball.'

• Stand

• Stands

• Standing

• Stood

Select the correct verb: 'Coaches ___ advice from the sidelines.'

• Shout

• Shouting

• Shouts

• Shouted