Sub-Verb Agreement Practice worksheet with multiple-choice verb options for students.

You're working on a Subject-Verb Agreement worksheet. The goal is to choose the correct verb form (singular or plural) that matches the subject of each sentence.

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🔑 Key Rule:

- Singular subjects → take singular verbs (usually end in *-s* in present tense).
- Plural subjects → take plural verbs (no *-s* in present tense).

> ⚠️ Exception: “I” and “you” always take plural verb forms, even though they’re singular pronouns.

Also remember:
- “Nobody” is treated as singular.
- “Two teachers,” “Babies,” “Girls,” “Apples” are plural.
- Names like Miss Han, Miss Laura, Mrs. Kang, Peng-Soo, Mrs. Jahng are singular (one person).

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## ✔ Correct Answers with Explanations:

1. The dog _chases_ the cat.
→ “Dog” is singular → verb needs *-s*: chases

2. Miss Han _wants_ a new car.
→ “Miss Han” is one person → singular → wants

3. Babies _play_ with a ball.
→ “Babies” is plural → verb does NOT get *-s*: play

4. Two teachers _run_ in circles.
→ “Two teachers” = plural → run

5. Miss Laura _jumps_ on the trampoline.
→ One person → singular → jumps

6. Our snacks _taste_ so delicious!
→ “Snacks” is plural → taste

7. Apples _are_ in the bag.
→ “Apples” is plural → use are (not “is”)

8. Miss Kang _eats_ spaghetti everyday.
→ One person → singular → eats

9. Peng-Soo _likes_ CCA students.
→ One person → singular → likes

10. The shepherd boy _lies_ about the wolf.
→ “Boy” is singular → lies (note: “lie” = to recline; “lies” = to tell falsehoods — here it’s the latter)

11. Nobody _believes_ a person who lies.
→ “Nobody” = singular → believes

12. Mrs. Han _bakes_ 1,000 brookies.
→ One person → singular → bakes

13. Girls _watch_ a movie together.
→ “Girls” = plural → watch

14. Mrs. Jahng _makes_ really good and funny videos for English class.
→ One person → singular → makes

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## 📝 Final Answer Key:

1. chases
2. wants
3. play
4. run
5. jumps
6. taste
7. are
8. eats
9. likes
10. lies
11. believes
12. bakes
13. watch
14. makes

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✔ You’ve now mastered subject-verb agreement for singular and plural nouns, including tricky ones like “nobody” and proper names!

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