Mastering Third Person Singular Verbs

This video tutorial covers the concept of third person singular in English grammar, focusing on its impact on verb conjugation in the present simple tense. It explains the necessity of adding an 'S' to verbs when using third person singular pronouns like 'he', 'she', or 'it'. The tutorial provides examples and practice exercises to help learners remember this rule. Additionally, it offers spelling tips for verbs ending in specific letters and discusses complex sentence structures. The video concludes with strategies to practice and internalize these grammar rules.

What is the main focus of this lesson?

• Future tense verbs

• Third person singular

• Past tense verbs

• Adjective usage

Which pronoun is NOT used for third person singular?

• It

• She

• He

• They

Why is third person singular important in present simple tense?

• It changes the verb form

• It changes the tense

• It changes the object

• It changes the subject

What is the correct form of the verb 'go' in third person singular?

• Gone

• Going

• Goes

• Go

How does the verb 'live' change in third person singular?

• Living

• Lives

• Lived

• Live

What should you add to the verb when using third person singular?

• An 'ing'

• An 'ed'

• An 's'

• Nothing

Which of the following is a tip for remembering third person singular?

• Use past tense

• Practice with pairs of sentences

• Ignore the 's'

• Avoid using pronouns

What is a suggested practice method for mastering third person singular?

• Writing daily activities

• Watching movies

• Reading novels

• Listening to music

Which verb ending requires adding 'es' instead of 's'?

• Verbs ending in 'a'

• Verbs ending in 'e'

• Verbs ending in 'y'

• Verbs ending in 'o'

How do you spell 'flies' in third person singular?

• Fly's

• Flyes

• Flies

• Fly