Subject-verb agreement
Grades 1 to 7 (Years 2 to 8 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: L.1.1.C, L.3.1.F, L.6.1, L.7.1 · England: Y1 GPS, Y2 GPS (subject–verb agreement), Y4 GPS (Standard English)
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Question 1
Choose the verb that agrees with the subject. The bag with the blue straps ___ mine.
- A. is
- B. are
Question 2
Write the verb in brackets so it matches the subject. Grandpa ___ behind the door. (hide)
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Question 3
Choose the verb that agrees with the subject. It ___ a lot in April.
- A. rains
- B. rain
Question 4
Which verb fits? He ___ his teeth.
- A. brushes
- B. brush
Question 5
Type the verb (from the brackets) that agrees with the subject. No one ___ (is/are) allowed in after nine.
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Question 6
Which sentence is correct? • My coach and mentor has helped me a lot. • My coach and mentor have helped me each. • My coach and mentor having helped me a lot. • My coach and mentor helps me a lot yesterday.
- A. My coach and mentor has helped me a lot.
- B. My coach and mentor have helped me each.
- C. My coach and mentor having helped me a lot.
- D. My coach and mentor helps me a lot yesterday.
Question 7
Choose the verb that agrees with the subject. A bag of oranges ___ two dollars.
- A. costs
- B. cost
Question 8
Choose the verb that agrees with the subject. None of the information ___ useful.
- A. were
- B. was
Question 9
Type the verb (from the brackets) that agrees with the subject. The members of the choir ___ (sing/sings) every Sunday.
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Question 10
Choose the verb that agrees with the subject. Bread and butter ___ my favourite snack.
- A. is
- B. are
Question 11
Choose the verb that agrees with the subject. The bag with the blue straps ___ mine.
- A. is
- B. are
Question 12
Write the verb in brackets so it matches the subject. You ___ to the music. (dance)
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Question 13
Choose the verb that agrees with the subject. You ___ really good at drawing.
- A. are
- B. is
Question 14
Which verb fits? The dogs ___ at the cat.
- A. barks
- B. bark
Question 15
Type the verb (from the brackets) that agrees with the subject. Some of the chairs ___ (was/were) broken.
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Question 16
Which sentence is correct? • Either the bus or the trains was running late. • Either the bus or the trains is running late. • Either the bus or the trains are running late. • Either the bus or the trains runs late.
- A. Either the bus or the trains was running late.
- B. Either the bus or the trains is running late.
- C. Either the bus or the trains are running late.
- D. Either the bus or the trains runs late.
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