Subject-Verb Agreement worksheet with Gabriella Grammar, designed to teach students how to match singular and plural subjects with correct verbs through interactive exercises.

Let me work through each sentence carefully to find the correct verb form.

Part 1: Circle the verb that correctly completes each sentence.

The rule is simple: if the subject is singular (one), use the singular verb (usually ends in -s). If the subject is plural (more than one), use the plural verb (no -s).

1. "The four aliens ___ green goo inside their spaceship."
- Subject: "four aliens" = plural → need plural verb
- Options: eat / eats
- Answer: eat

2. "My dinosaur ___ onto the trampoline."
- Subject: "My dinosaur" = singular → need singular verb
- Options: leap / leaps
- Answer: leaps

3. "Those cars ___ a loud sound as they race around the track."
- Subject: "Those cars" = plural → need plural verb
- Options: make / makes
- Answer: make

4. "One of his sisters ___ the trombone."
- Subject: "One" = singular (it's ONE sister, not all sisters) → need singular verb
- Options: play / plays
- Answer: plays

5. "I ___ milkshakes to cool down on hot summer days."
- Subject: "I" = first person singular → uses base form (no -s)
- Options: drink / drinks
- Answer: drink

6. "Our hamburgers ___ so delicious!"
- Subject: "Our hamburgers" = plural → need plural verb
- Options: taste / tastes
- Answer: taste

7. "Mrs. Lane, my teacher, ___ us to finish our homework before the big game."
- Subject: "Mrs. Lane" = singular → need singular verb
- Options: want / wants
- Answer: wants

Part 2: Circle the correct verb and complete the sentence.

1. "The elephant (bring/brings) ___"
- Subject: "The elephant" = singular → brings
- Complete: The elephant brings [something]. A simple completion: "The elephant brings peanuts."

2. "Sarah (win/wins) ___"
- Subject: "Sarah" = singular → wins
- Complete: Sarah wins [something]. A simple completion: "Sarah wins the race."

3. "All the princes and princesses (eat/eats) ___"
- Subject: "All the princes and princesses" = plural → eat
- Complete: All the princes and princesses eat [something]. A simple completion: "All the princes and princesses eat cake."

Let me verify my answers once more before writing the final answer.

1. Four aliens → plural → eat ✓
2. My dinosaur → singular → leaps ✓
3. Those cars → plural → make ✓
4. One of his sisters → "One" is singular → plays ✓
5. I → first person → drink ✓
6. Our hamburgers → plural → taste ✓
7. Mrs. Lane → singular → wants ✓

Part 2:
1. The elephant → singular → brings ✓
2. Sarah → singular → wins ✓
3. All the princes and princesses → plural → eat ✓

All answers look correct!

Final Answer:

Part 1 – Circle the correct verb:
1. eat
2. leaps
3. make
4. plays
5. drink
6. taste
7. wants

Part 2 – Circle the correct verb and complete the sentence:
1. The elephant brings peanuts.
2. Sarah wins the race.
3. All the princes and princesses eat cake.