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The subject and the verb in a sentence must agree. A singular
needs a singular verb. A plural subject needs a plural verb.
If the subject is a singular noun or he, she, or it, add s or es to most verbs.
The horse runs. A dog chases the horse. It barks loudly.
If the subject is a plural noun or I, you, or we or they, do not add s or es to the verbs.
The horses run. Dogs chase the horse. They bark loudly.
For the verb to be, use am, is and was to agree with singular subjects. Use are and were to
agree with plural subjects.
I am afraid. I was afraid. Paul is fearless. The armies are here. We were surprised.
subject
Choose the verb that agrees
with the subject in each
sentence.
1. Hollywood stars (is, are)
walking the Red Carpet to the
Oscars.
2. Our class (is, are) on a field trip
to California.
3. Many Hollywood stars (walks,
walk) gracefully on the red carpet.
4. Actors (pose, poses) for the
camera.
5. Some (is, are) busy signing
autographs.
8. The photographers (aim, aims)
their cameras to get the perfect
shot.
9. Sandra Bullock (is, are) wearing
a gorgeous red gown.
10. She (strolls, stroll) and (smile,
smiles along, with her handsome
new boyfriend.
11. Anne Hathaway and James
Franco (host, hosts) this years
Oscars.
12. Many cameras (capture,
captures) the pomp and pageantry
of the night.
13. I (is, am) afraid I will be
Spot the Mistakes
The Academy Award, are an honour given actors for
excellence in their field. The major awards is
presented at a live televised ceremony in February
or March. It are an elaborate affair as invited guests
walks up the red carpet. Popular artists entertains
the audience throughout the evening. Foreign films
must includes English subtitles, and each country
can submits one film per year. In 1999 the
ceremonies was moved to Sundays at 8:30 in the
evening. The first
Academy Awards ceremony were
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ward
Choose the verb that agrees
with the subject in each
sentence.
1. Hollywood stars (is, are)
walking the Red Carpet to the
Oscars.
2. Our class (is, are) on a field trip
to California.
3. Many Hollywood stars (walks,
walk) gracefully on the red carpet.
4. Actors (pose, poses) for the
camera.
5. Some (is, are) busy signing
autographs.
6. One star (stop, stops) and
(wave, waves) to his fans.
8. The photographers (aim, aims)
their cameras to get the perfect
shot.
9. Sandra Bullock (is, are) wearing
a gorgeous red gown.
10. She (strolls, stroll) and (smile,
smiles along, with her handsome
new boyfriend.
11. Anne Hathaway and James
Franco (host, hosts) this years
Oscars.
12. Many cameras (capture,
captures) the pomp and pageantry
of the night.
13. I (is, am) afraid I will be
crushed by the crowd of onlookers.
14. However, this experience will
Spot the Mistakes
The Academy Award, are an honour given actors for
excellence in their field. The major awards is
presented at a live televised ceremony in February
or March. It are an elaborate affair as invited guests
walks up the red carpet. Popular artists entertains
the audience throughout the evening. Foreign films
must includes English subtitles, and each country
can submits one film per year. In 1999 the
ceremonies was moved to Sundays at 8:30 in the
evening. The first Academy Awards ceremony were
