SENTENCE VERB AGREEMENT

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SENTENCE VERB AGREEMENTOnline version Activity for the topic "Sentence verb agreement" by aelacharm 1 Does a fragment sometimes miss a verb? Yes No 2 Does every fragment miss both a subject and a verb? Yes No 3 Are run-on sentences clear even without correction? Yes No 4 Can a run-on sentence be corrected using a conjunction? Yes No 5 Is “Because I was tired” a fragment? Yes No 6 Does the verb always stay the same for all subjects? Yes No 7 Does the subject “they” use the verb “are”? Yes No 8 Is “I woke up I ate breakfast” a correct sentence? Answer: No Yes No 9 Is “She run to school” an incorrect sentence? Yes No 10 Does the subject “they” use the verb “is”? Yes No 11 Is a run-on sentence hard to read if not corrected? Yes No 12 Can a complete sentence exist without a verb? Yes No 13 Is a sentence fragment an incomplete sentence? Yes No 14 Does a singular subject usually take a singular verb? Yes No 15 Does the verb always stay the same for all subjects? Yes No 16 Does the verb change depending on the subject? Yes No 17 Does punctuation help fix run-on sentences? Yes No 18 Can a sentence have more than one word? Yes No 19 Does the verb change depending on the subject? Yes No 20 Are run-on sentences clear even without correction? Yes No

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SENTENCE VERB AGREEMENT

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SENTENCE VERB AGREEMENTOnline version

by aelacharm

Does a fragment sometimes miss a verb?

Does every fragment miss both a subject and a verb?

Are run-on sentences clear even without correction?

Can a run-on sentence be corrected using a conjunction?

Is “Because I was tired” a fragment?

Does the verb always stay the same for all subjects?

Does the subject “they” use the verb “are”?

Is “I woke up I ate breakfast” a correct sentence? Answer: No

Is “She run to school” an incorrect sentence?

Does the subject “they” use the verb “is”?

Is a run-on sentence hard to read if not corrected?

Can a complete sentence exist without a verb?

Is a sentence fragment an incomplete sentence?

Does a singular subject usually take a singular verb?

Does the verb always stay the same for all subjects?

Does the verb change depending on the subject?

Does punctuation help fix run-on sentences?

Can a sentence have more than one word?

Does the verb change depending on the subject?

Are run-on sentences clear even without correction?