Subject-Verb Agreement Concepts

What is the main principle of subject-verb agreement?

• The subject and verb must be the same length.

• The subject and verb must agree in number (singular or plural).

• The verb must always end with an 's'.

• The subject must always be a noun.

What is a key characteristic of a singular verb in the present tense?

• It always ends with '-ing'.

• It always ends with '-ed'.

• It often has an 's' at the end.

• It never changes its form.

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What is a key characteristic of a plural verb in the present tense?

• It always has an 's' at the end.

• It never has an 's' at the end.

• It always ends with '-es'.

• It is always the same as the singular form.

Which sentence correctly demonstrates subject-verb agreement?

• The children plays with toys.

• The children play with toys.

• The child play with toys.

• The child plays with toy.