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WorksheetsEnglish 5
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Worksheet time: 2hrs 0mins
The dogs and the cats _________outside.
is
are
The birds ............. on my street.
live
lives
The players, as well as the captain, _______ to win.
want
wants
Plenty of mangoes and bananas ………………… available in this season.
is
are
Cats and dogs ……………….…….. not get along.
don't
doesn't
A lot of houses ………………… collapsed in the storm.
has
have
The novel, including all the essays _____ about two hours to read.
take
takes
They .............. lunch together everyday.
eat
eats
They .......................... television every day.
watch
watches
Our family ............... sports.
love
loves
We ...................... before a test.
study
studies
The teams _______ played well
has
have
He ................ in that big house.
live
lives
Ronaldo and Messi ____ the greatest football players of the 21st century.
is
are
My mother __________ go to school.
don't
doesn't
This tree______a home for birds and squirrels.
provides
provide
The girls ______ basketball after school.
play
plays
The progress of the group of students ______ slowed by the weather.
was
were
The boys ______ math is easy.
thinks
think
Derek ______ it is bad to litter.
believe
believes
Members of the band ______ raising money for new uniforms.
is
are
She ______ her friends every Friday for dinner.
meets
meet
The pecan, the almond, and the chashew ______ my favorite nuts.
is
are
Twila _____to study ballet.
wants
want
We ______ the clouds in the distance.
sees
see
What type noun names a group that is made up of individuals?
common
compound
collective
concrete
Identify the part of the subject that agrees with the underlined verb.
The group of students decides to go buy paletas after school.
students
the group
group of students
paletas
Identify the part of the subject that agrees with the underlined verb.
A family of rabbits has been eating all the lettuce in my garden.
a family
a family of rabbits
lettuce
garden
Identify the part of the subject that agrees with the underlined verb.
The herd of horses runs freely across the plains.
the herd
the herd of horses
horses
plains
Identify the part of the subject that agrees with the underlined verb.
The class of 7th graders looks proud of their successful cannon models.
cannon models
their
the class
7th graders
the class of 7th graders
Identify the part of the subject that agrees with the underlined verb.
The team of competitive air-hockey players meets to practice at the arcade every Friday night.
arcade
Friday night
the team
the team of competitive air-hockey players
competitive air-hockey players
Collective nouns can be singular or plural.
true
false
Fix any errors with subject-verb agreement for the sentence below.
Two herds of armadillos needs the toads to stop stealing their ants.
needs
need
Fix any errors with subject-verb agreement for the sentence below.
If that swarm of bees surround Ms. Phillips, she will try not to scream.
surrounds
surround
Fix any errors with subject-verb agreement for the sentence below.
Two groups of monkeys fight over the bunch of bananas.
fight
fights
Fix any errors with subject-verb agreement for the sentence below.
As long as the team of engineers follows the design plans, the skyscraper should be able to withstand the powerful winds.
follows
follow
Fix any errors with subject-verb agreement for the sentence below.
Ten pairs of socks has been donated to the missing sock relief association.
have
has
Fix any errors with subject-verb agreement for the sentence below.
The troop of wolf scouts remember that they still need to finish selling their wolf scout cookies.
remembers
remember
Fix any errors with subject-verb agreement for the sentence below.
The audience of children wait until after the comedian has finished his routine before throwing their tomatoes.
wait
waits
When combining a singular and plural subject using "or" or "nor," the subject that is farthest from the verb should agree with it.
true
false
Select the part of the subject that agrees with the underlined verb.
Either the students or the teacher needs to find the missing books.
the students
books
the teacher
the students or the teacher
Select the part of the subject that agrees with the underlined verb.
Either Kronk or you have to take the spinach puffs out of the oven.
spinach puffs
you
Kronk
oven
Select the part of the subject that agrees with the underlined verb.
Neither Ms. Phillips nor the students know where to find the missing book.
Ms. Phillips
the students
book
Ms. Phillips nor the students
Select the part of the subject that agrees with the underlined verb.
Neither the students nor Ms. Snyder think that is the right answer to the problem.
the students
Ms. Snyder
answer
problem
Select the part of the subject that agrees with the underlined verb.
Either the mad scientists or the henchmen are responsible for the evil lair exploding.
the mad scientists
the henchmen
the evil lair
the mad scientists or the henchmen
The birds ............. on my street.
live
lives
The players, as well as the captain, _______ to win.
want
wants
The novel, including all the essays _____ about two hours to read.
take
takes
This tree______a home for birds and squirrels.
provides
provide
The girls ______ basketball after school.
play
plays
What type noun names a group that is made up of individuals?
common
compound
collective
concrete
Collective nouns can be singular or plural.
true
false
Fix any errors with subject-verb agreement for the sentence below.
As long as the team of engineers follows the design plans, the skyscraper should be able to withstand the powerful winds.
follows
follow
When combining a singular and plural subject using "or" or "nor," the subject that is farthest from the verb should agree with it.
true
false
Select the part of the subject that agrees with the underlined verb.
Neither Ms. Phillips nor the students know where to find the missing book.
Ms. Phillips
the students
book
Ms. Phillips nor the students
Training and kindness _____ useful for those that work with dogs.
is
are
My father (plant, plants) the flowers for my mother
(a)
There (is,are) a meeting today
(a)
Spaghetti and meatballs (is, are) my favorite pasta dish.
(a)
Neither cookies nor brownies (is, are) nice treats for your teacher.
(a)
Your friendship over the years and your support ______ meant a great deal to us
has
have
Hamilton Family Center, a shelter for teenage runaways in San Francisco, ______ a wide variety of services
offer
offers
The main source of income for Trinidad _____ oil and pitch.
is
are
The chances of you being promoted _____ excellent.
are
is
There ______ a Pokémon card stuck to the refrigerator.
were
was
Neither the professor nor his assistants ______able to solve the mystery of the eerie glow in the laboratory
was
were
Many hours at the driving range ______ led us to design golf balls with GPS locators in them.
have
has
Discovered in the soil of our city garden _______ a button dating from the Civil War dating from the turn of the century.
was
were
The story performers _____ surrounded by children and adults eager to see magical tales.
was
were
Everyone in the class _____ experienced problems with internet connection.
has
have
Type CORRECT if the subject-verb agreement is correct. If not, type the correct form of the verb. TYPE THE VERB ONLY. DO NOT RE-TYPE THE SENTENCE.
One of the main reasons for elephant poaching are the profits received from selling the ivory tusks.
(a)
Type CORRECT if the subject-verb agreement is correct. If not, type the correct form of the verb. TYPE THE VERB ONLY. DO NOT RE-TYPE THE SENTENCE.
Not until my interview with Dr. Chang were other possibilities opened to me.
(a)
Type CORRECT if the subject-verb agreement is correct. If not, type the correct form of the verb. TYPE THE VERB ONLY. DO NOT RE-TYPE THE SENTENCE.
Batik cloth from Bali, blue and white ceramics from Cambodia, and a bocce ball from Turin has made Hannah’s room the talk of the dorm
(a)
Type CORRECT if the subject-verb agreement is correct. If not, type the correct form of the verb. TYPE THE VERB ONLY. DO NOT RE-TYPE THE SENTENCE.
The board of directors, ignoring the wishes of the neighborhood, has voted to allow further development.
(a)
Type CORRECT if the subject-verb agreement is correct. If not, type the correct form of the verb. TYPE THE VERB ONLY. DO NOT RE-TYPE THE SENTENCE.
Measles is a contagious childhood disease.
(a)
Mrs. Wilson, with the other assistant principals, _____ planning graduation.
was
were
The social media use of students today _______ widely
vary
varies
The nutritional value of sweet potatoes _______many health benefits.
has
have
Each of the contractors ____ a different type of house.
build
builds
Neither of the students ____ sick
is
were
Training and kindness _____ useful for those that work with dogs.
is
are
Talking to friends and playing basketball ____ a great amount of my brother's day.
consume
consumes
Neither the parents nor the child _______ the trip to be postponed.
want
wants
The cat, as well as other pets, _____ adopted by the family.
was
were
Where ______ Liam and Jacob going to lunch?
was
were
Alladin runs like the wind across the field.
Simile
Metaphor
What is a Simile?
It is a direct comparison between two things that does not use like or as.
It is a comparison between two unlike things that have something in common using the word “like” or “as”.
A camparison
A comparison of the same things.
The sentences below are examples of Simile, EXCEPT.
You are the apple of my eye.
You are as sweet as sugar.
Rhea is like a butterfly.
Rey's t-shirt is as bright as gold.
The sentences below are examples of Metaphor, EXCEPT.
You are an angel.
Dexter swims like a fish.
Her diary was her bestfriend.
Chris is a walking encyclopedia.
What is the meaning of this Metaphor?
"Time is Money."
Time is not important.
Time is expensive and valuable.
Time is Gold.
The color of her hair is as yellow as Mango.
Metaphor
Simile
None of the above.
You are my sunshine.
Metaphor
Simile
Metaphore
Semile
A Simile is a comparison between two unlike things that have something in common using the word __________.
and
but
like or as
yet
My brother was a boiling mad.
Simile
Metaphor
Hyperbole
Assonance
Which of the following sentences is an example of Simile?
Diego is as handsome as Daniel Padilla.
You are an angel.
Her heart is gold.
Shiela is the apple of my eye.
Joy is as beautiful as Cinderella.
Simile
Metaphor
Metapore
Simeli
I am as happy as sunshine.
Metaphor
Simile
Personification
Comparison
Nathan is Captain Barbell.
Simile
Metaphor
Both Simile and Metaphor.
None of the above
Make this sentence into a Metaphor
"She is like a walking peacock."
She is as beautiful as peacock.
She is a walking peacock.
She is like a peacock in the zoo.
She is as colorful as peacock.
Make this sentence into a Simile
"Her eyes are diamonds."
Her eyes are bright.
Her eyes are expensive.
Her eyes are shining diamonds.
Her eyes shine like a diamond.
As I Approach the horse, it seemed larger than it was in the picture.
Hyperbole
None
Synonyms or Antonyms
Synonym
Antonym
Synonyms or Antonyms:
repair - fix
Synonym
Antonym
Synonyms or Antonyms:
above - below
Synonym
Antonym
Synonyms or Antonyms:
donate - give
Synonym
Antonym
Synonyms or Antonyms:
brave - scared
Synonym
Antonym
Which word is a synonym for smart?
bright
green
grow
Which two words are antonyms?
love - lost
love - heart
love - hate
Which word is an antonym for always?
far
never
under
Which word is a synonym for quick?
broken
slow
speedy
Which word is an antonym for quiet?
loud
invisble
silent
This bag is made of genuine leather.
What is a synonym for genuine?
fake
real
She's not honest, she' s _________.
sincere
insincere
I felt so bad when I broke the window, I felt _______.
innocent
guilty
My mom will be very ________ when she sees that I've cleaned my room!
ashamed
proud
_______ people exercise, drink water, and eat well!
Sick
Healthy
What is an antonym?
Word opposite in meaning of another word
Word similar in meaning to another word
Word that has no true meaning
A synonym is word that is similar to another word
True
False
What is a synonym of the word:
Small
Enormous
Gigantic
Tiny
Huge
What would NOT be an antonym of the word:
Scared
Frightened
Enjoyed
Reassured
Comforted
