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Subject–Verb Agreement: Grade 4 ICSE

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Choose the right verb for each subject.

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Choose the right verb for each subject.

by Ajeeta Sathe
1

The cat __ a loud meow every night.

2

The boys __ playing football.

3

She __ to the market on Sundays.

4

There __ many stars in the sky.

5

The team __ the trophy every year.

6

He and I __ going to the park.

7

There __ a big elephant in the zoo.

8

The dogs __ barking loudly at night.

9

My friends __ a lot during lunch.

10

The sun __ bright in the sky.

11

The cat ______ on the mat every morning.

12

The dogs ______ loudly at night.

13

She ______ to school by bus.

14

There are a lot of books on the shelf.

15

The team ______ winning the match.

16

My brothers and I ______ going to the park.

17

He ______ a book every day.

18

The car and the bicycle ______ in the garage.

19

There are two apples on the table.

20

The teacher, along with the students, ______ excited.

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Choose the verb that agrees with the singular subject 'cat' in present tense.

Subjects 'boys' are plural, so use the plural form.

'She' is singular; use the third-person singular form.

With a plural implied quantity, use 'are'.

A collective noun treated as singular needs 'wins' here.

Two subjects joined by 'and' require a plural verb.

Singular subject requires 'is'.

Plural subject -> base plural verb 'bark'.

Plural subject 'friends' needs the base plural verb.

Singular subject 'sun' takes 'is'.

sits is the correct singular present form for a singular subject.

dogs is plural, so the plural form bark is correct.

She requires the third-person singular form goes.

There are matches with plural books.

Team is treated as singular here, so is is correct.

Two or more people make a plural subject, so are.

He is singular; reads is the correct present form.

Two things joined by and take a plural verb: are.

There are with multiple items requires a plural verb.

The subject is the teacher (singular) despite the phrase.

 
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