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Second Person Verb Agreement Quiz

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Test your English with you-focused verbs.

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Test your English with you-focused verbs.

by Jessica Miller
1

Choose the correct sentence: You is late vs You are late.

2

Which is correct: You have a fine day or You has a fine day?

3

Choose the correct form: You (is/are) my friend.

4

Which sentence is correct: You do not like spicy food or You does not like spicy food?

5

With two subjects: She and you (is/are) going to the party.

6

Choose the correct form: You has a car or You have a car?

7

Which is correct: You do not/does not like it?

8

Question form: Do you go to school every day or Does you go to school every day?

9

Present perfect with you: You have/has finished your work.

10

Past tense: Yesterday you (walk/walked) to the park.

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