Subject-Verb Agreement Mastery

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Test your mastery of subject-verb agreement.

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Subject-Verb Agreement MasteryOnline version Test your mastery of subject-verb agreement. by BAI SOFIA BELLE GUIAPAR 1 Collective nouns can take a singular or plural verb depending on meaning. Yes No 2 A singular subject takes a singular verb. Yes No 3 The jury were deciding the verdict. Yes No 4 Subjects that are singular phrases or clauses take a singular verb. Yes No 5 If the subject is 'each' or 'every', use a singular verb. Yes No 6 When two or more nouns are joined by and, the subject is plural and uses a plural verb. Yes No 7 The team of players are ready. Yes No 8 The list of items are on the desk. Yes No 9 Each of the students have a notebook. Yes No 10 There is many problems in the row. Yes No 11 In simple present tense, third-person singular subjects add -s to the verb (e.g., he walks). Yes No 12 A sentence begins with a capital letter. Yes No 13 The subject and the verb are always separated by at least one adverb. Yes No 14 The subject and the verb do not need to agree in number. Yes No 15 A sentence can have no verb and still be complete. Yes No 16 A sentence can start with a lowercase letter. Yes No 17 The verb agrees with the subject in person and number. Yes No 18 The present tense form of the verb never changes with third-person singular subjects. Yes No 19 The subject and the verb are the core components of an independent clause. Yes No 20 The subject and the verb must agree in number. Yes No 21 Verbs always appear before the subject in English. Yes No 22 The subject and the verb never need to agree in number. Yes No 23 In English, questions can invert the subject and auxiliary verb. Yes No 24 The verb shows the action or state of being and agrees with the subject in number. Yes No 25 In present simple, add -s or -es to the verb for third person singular. Yes No 26 Some sentences have an understood subject, like imperative sentences with implied 'you'. Yes No 27 Verbs do not change form to indicate tense in English. Yes No 28 A noun cannot function as the subject of a sentence. Yes No 29 The subject is the noun or pronoun that performs the action. Yes No 30 In questions, the subject always precedes the auxiliary verb. Yes No

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by BAI SOFIA BELLE GUIAPAR

Collective nouns can take a singular or plural verb depending on meaning.

A singular subject takes a singular verb.

The jury were deciding the verdict.

Subjects that are singular phrases or clauses take a singular verb.

If the subject is 'each' or 'every', use a singular verb.

When two or more nouns are joined by and, the subject is plural and uses a plural verb.

The team of players are ready.

The list of items are on the desk.

Each of the students have a notebook.

There is many problems in the row.

In simple present tense, third-person singular subjects add -s to the verb (e.g., he walks).

A sentence begins with a capital letter.

The subject and the verb are always separated by at least one adverb.

The subject and the verb do not need to agree in number.

A sentence can have no verb and still be complete.

A sentence can start with a lowercase letter.

The verb agrees with the subject in person and number.

The present tense form of the verb never changes with third-person singular subjects.

The subject and the verb are the core components of an independent clause.

The subject and the verb must agree in number.

Verbs always appear before the subject in English.

The subject and the verb never need to agree in number.

In English, questions can invert the subject and auxiliary verb.

The verb shows the action or state of being and agrees with the subject in number.

In present simple, add -s or -es to the verb for third person singular.

Some sentences have an understood subject, like imperative sentences with implied 'you'.

Verbs do not change form to indicate tense in English.

A noun cannot function as the subject of a sentence.

The subject is the noun or pronoun that performs the action.

In questions, the subject always precedes the auxiliary verb.