Subject-Verb Agreement worksheet with fun monkey-themed exercises for grammar practice.

Explanation:
We need to complete each sentence by choosing the correct verb form (present tense) that agrees with the subject. The instructions say:
- If the naming part of a sentence (the subject) is one → add -s or -es to the verb.
- If the subject is more than one, do not add -s or -es.

Let’s go one by one:

1. Kim ___ a story about a monkey.
→ “Kim” is one person → singular subject → verb needs -s.
Options: *write*, *writes* → choose writes.

2. The monkey ___ his friend in the city.
→ “The monkey” = one animal → singular → verb + -s.
Options: *meet*, *meets* → choose meets.

3. The two friends ___ on the bus.
→ “The two friends” = two people → plural → no -s.
Options: *ride*, *rides* → choose ride.

4. The monkeys ___ for toys and presents.
→ “The monkeys” = more than one → plural.
Options: *shop*, *shops* → choose shop.

5. The store ___ at 7 o’clock.
→ “The store” = one thing → singular.
Options: *close*, *closes* → choose closes.

6. The monkeys ___ the time.
→ “The monkeys” = plural → no -s.
Options: *forget*, *forgets* → choose forget.

7. The owner ___ the door.
→ “The owner” = one person → singular.
Options: *lock*, *locks* → choose locks.

8. The friends ___ on the window.
→ “The friends” = plural → no -s.
Options: *bang*, *bangs* → choose bang.

9. Many people ___ for help.
→ “Many people” = plural → no -s.
Options: *call*, *calls* → choose call.

10. Finally, the monkeys ___ the door open.
→ “The monkeys” = plural.
Options: *hear*, *hears* → choose hear.

Double-check all:
1. writes ✔
2. meets ✔
3. ride ✔
4. shop ✔
5. closes ✔
6. forget ✔
7. locks ✔
8. bang ✔
9. call ✔
10. hear ✔

All match subject–verb agreement rules.

Final Answer:
1. writes
2. meets
3. ride
4. shop
5. closes
6. forget
7. locks
8. bang
9. call
10. hear