Third-Person Singular Verb Forms

The video tutorial explains the rules for adding S or ES to verbs in the third-person singular form, focusing on the pronouns he, she, or it. It covers the three different pronunciations of these verb endings and provides examples with verbs like gets, makes, comes, and goes. The tutorial also discusses when to add an extra syllable to verb endings and encourages practice and repetition to master these grammar rules.

What do we add to verbs in the third-person singular form?

• S or ES

• ED

• ING

• LY

Which pronoun is used with third-person singular verb endings?

• I

• They

• He

• We

How is the verb 'eats' pronounced in the third-person singular form?

• eating

• eat

• eats

• eated

Which of the following verbs ends with an 'S' sound in the third-person singular?

• Watches

• Goes

• Listens

• Eats

What is the pronunciation of the verb 'watches' in the third-person singular?

• watching

• watch

• watchs

• watches

Which verb has a different pronunciation in the third-person singular form?

• Makes

• Watches

• Gets

• Comes

What happens to verbs ending in the sound 'jus' in the third-person singular?

• Add an extra syllable

• Add ES

• Add S

• No change

Which verb requires an extra syllable in the third-person singular form?

• Goes

• Makes

• Gets

• Practices

What is the correct third-person singular form of 'brush'?

• Brushing

• Brushed

• Brushes

• Brushs

Which verb does not add an extra syllable in the third-person singular?

• Watches

• Exercises

• Changes

• Comes