The document is a subject/verb agreement worksheet containing 37 sentences with blanks to fill in the correct verb form based on whether the subject is singular or plural. The sentences cover a variety of grammatical contexts involving singular and plural subjects to test the ability to choose the right verb form to maintain subject/verb agreement in English sentences.
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The document is a subject/verb agreement worksheet containing 37 sentences with blanks to fill in the correct verb form based on whether the subject is singular or plural. The sentences cover a variety of grammatical contexts involving singular and plural subjects to test the ability to choose the right verb form to maintain subject/verb agreement in English sentences.
The document is a subject/verb agreement worksheet containing 37 sentences with blanks to fill in the correct verb form based on whether the subject is singular or plural. The sentences cover a variety of grammatical contexts involving singular and plural subjects to test the ability to choose the right verb form to maintain subject/verb agreement in English sentences.
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The document is a subject/verb agreement worksheet containing 37 sentences with blanks to fill in the correct verb form based on whether the subject is singular or plural. The sentences cover a variety of grammatical contexts involving singular and plural subjects to test the ability to choose the right verb form to maintain subject/verb agreement in English sentences.
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Subject / Verb Agreement Worksheet
Directions: You are to choose the correct verb for the sentence.
1. Everyone (is/are) going to the park.
2. Tonight, Ralph and I (is/are) hanging out. 3. (Is/Are) the jury going to decide on the case tomorrow? 4. Should we watch the news for three (hour/hours) or not? 5. Is anyone (go/goes/going) to the park tomorrow? 6. Johnny, together with his friends, (enjoy/enjoys) going out together. 7. Politely and smoothly, the teacher (give/gives) us our test (result/results). 8. We (want/wants) to go to the movie theater tonight. 9. A number of parents (wants/want) us to leave (they/them) alone. 10. The teachers or the student (is/are) running around the park. 11. The number of (death/deaths) (are/is) increasing. 12. Either one of us (are/is) going home later. 13. Each person (isn’t/aren’t) going to like the final decision. 14. Here (is/are) my papers that you requested. 15. Having to travel twenty kilometers (is/are) a journey no one should (have/has) to make. 16. Somebody (are/is) going to get hurt if we don’t stop them. 17. Each of the 22 students (are/is) going to have to study hard for their (test/tests). 18. Anyone (is/are) entitled to a fair trial when convicted of a crime. 19. We (isn’t/aren’t) going to have fun unless our (friend/friends) come with (present/presents). 20. An enormous pair of shoes (cost/costs) $400.00. 21. Killing everyone around, the dog (decide/decides) to kill the other pets too! 22. Ralph, as well as the other teachers of Sahmyook, (is/are) cool. 23. There (are/is) many (way/ways) to solve the problem. 24. Neither Linda nor Mary (want/wants) to fight anymore. 25. Rachel and Mary (eat/eats) 3 pancakes a day. 26. The student or the teacher (play/plays) the guitar. 27. It (is/are) the long (day/days) that kill me the most. 28. Either two umbrellas or one raincoat (are/is) enough to keep you dry from the rain. 29. All of the students (are/is) going to have to study hard for their (test/tests). 30. The herd of sheep (is/are) running away from the beast. 31. Lydia (like/likes) to (play/plays) soccer with her friends. 32. The committee (decide/decides) whether or not the school should be held responsible for (it’s/its) actions. 33. The news (are/is) coming on television in two (hour/hours). 34. 34 miles (are/is) a long distance for someone to travel. 35. Thirty-four dollars an hour (is/are) a great rate back in The United States. 36. A number of students (are/is) complaining about the lack of cleanliness. 37. “Lord of the Flies” (are/is) a great book. We should read it more often. 38. There (is/are) no reason why he (wasn’t/weren’t) on the plane.