Grammar Raiders: The Agreement Challenge

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Match each item to its correct agreement rule.

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Aimi Hazwani Abdullah

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Grammar Raiders: The Agreement ChallengeOnline version Match each item to its correct agreement rule. by Aimi Hazwani Abdullah 1 Subject-Verb Agreement 2 Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement 3 Possessive Forms 4 Indefinite Pronoun Agreement 5 Collective Nouns 6 Tense Consistency She walks to the park They walk to the park The cat sleeps soundly The dogs bark loudly He runs every morning Each student brings his or her own lunch All the players showed their skills The committee has its final say Neither of the dogs wag its tail The team celebrated its victory The cat's whiskers The children's playground The teachers' lounge The boy's bike The dogs' collars Anyone can join their group Everyone brings their own towel Someone has left their bag Nobody forgot their umbrella Few have lost their keys The team has its own locker room The committee has its final say The staff is ready The jury delivers its verdict The audience applauds its reaction She goes to school every day and studies hard He went to the store and buys groceries They are watching a movie and eat popcorn We will finish the project and submit it I was tired but I sleep early

Grammar Raiders: The Agreement ChallengeOnline version

Match each item to its correct agreement rule.

by Aimi Hazwani Abdullah

Subject-Verb Agreement

Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement

Possessive Forms

Indefinite Pronoun Agreement

Collective Nouns

Tense Consistency

She walks to the park

They walk to the park

The cat sleeps soundly

The dogs bark loudly

He runs every morning

Each student brings his or her own lunch

All the players showed their skills

The committee has its final say

Neither of the dogs wag its tail

The team celebrated its victory

The cat's whiskers

The children's playground

The teachers' lounge

The boy's bike

The dogs' collars

Anyone can join their group

Everyone brings their own towel

Someone has left their bag

Nobody forgot their umbrella

Few have lost their keys

The team has its own locker room

The committee has its final say

The staff is ready

The jury delivers its verdict

The audience applauds its reaction

She goes to school every day and studies hard

He went to the store and buys groceries

They are watching a movie and eat popcorn

We will finish the project and submit it

I was tired but I sleep early

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Grammar Raiders: The Agreement ChallengeOnline version

by Aimi Hazwani Abdullah

Subject-Verb Agreement

Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement

Possessive Forms

Indefinite Pronoun Agreement

Collective Nouns

Tense Consistency

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