Subject-verb agreement practice worksheet for children, focusing on using "have" and "has" correctly with pronouns like I, You, We, He, She, It.

Let's solve the Subject & Verb Agreement worksheet step by step.

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🔹 Rule Reminder:

- I, You, We, They → use "have"
- He, She, It → use "has"

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✔ Examples (Already Solved):

1. I have a red bag. → ✔️ "have" (because "I" uses "have")
2. He has a black toy. → ✔️ "has" (because "He" uses "has")

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Now, let’s go through each question:

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1) They ____ some flowers.

- Subject: They → plural
- Rule: "They" uses "have"
- ✔ Correct answer: have

🟢 Color the circle next to "have"

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2) She ____ many friends.

- Subject: She → singular
- Rule: "She" uses "has"
- But wait! The options are:
- ○ have
- ○ are
- ○ are

Wait — "has" is not listed as an option? Let's check:

Actually, looking closely at the image:

> Options for #2:
> ○ have
> ○ are
> ○ are

That seems like a mistake — both "are" appear twice, and "has" is missing.

But based on grammar, "She has many friends" is correct.

So the correct verb should be "has", but it's not among the choices.

This might be an error in the worksheet.

However, if we must choose from the given options, then:
- "have" → incorrect (used with I, you, we, they)
- "are" → incorrect (this is a linking verb; doesn’t fit here)

So none of the options are correct — but that can't be right.

Wait — perhaps there's a typo. Let's double-check the image.

Looking again:
For #2, the options are:
○ have
○ are
○ are

Hmm — maybe the third one was meant to be "has"?

But it says "are" twice.

Possibility: This is a printing error.

✔ Correct answer should be "has", but since it's not listed, this might be a mistake.

But let's assume it's a typo and proceed.

Alternatively, perhaps the sentence is supposed to be "She ___ many friends." — which clearly needs "has".

So likely, the intended answer is "has", but it's missing.

But since only "have", "are", "are" are listed, and none match, we must conclude:

➡️ The worksheet has an error in Question 2.

But let’s move on.

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3) I ____ a pet dog.

- Subject: I
- Rule: "I" uses "have"
- ✔ Correct answer: have

🟢 Color the circle next to "have"

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4) You ____ a book.

- Subject: You
- Rule: "You" uses "have"
- So: You have a book.
- But the options are:
- ○ has
- ○ has
- ○ are

Again — both options are "has", and "are"

✘ "has" is wrong (you don't say "You has")
✘ "are" is wrong (doesn't make sense: "You are a book"? No.)

So again, "have" is missing from the options!

Wait — this is a problem.

Let’s recheck:

For #4, the options are:
- ○ has
- ○ has
- ○ are

No "have" available.

But "You have a book" is correct.

So the worksheet has a major error: "have" is missing from options 2 and 4.

But let’s assume it's a typo and the intended options were:

- For #2: have, has, are → correct choice: has
- For #4: have, has, are → correct choice: have

But as printed, it's incorrect.

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✔ Final Answers (Based on Grammar):

| Question | Subject | Correct Verb | Reason |
|--------|--------|--------------|-------|
| 1) They ___ some flowers. | They (plural) | have | "They" uses "have" |
| 2) She ___ many friends. | She (singular) | has | "She" uses "has" |
| 3) I ___ a pet dog. | I | have | "I" uses "have" |
| 4) You ___ a book. | You | have | "You" uses "have" |

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✘ Issues in Worksheet:

- In Question 2, "has" is missing from options.
- In Question 4, "have" is missing from options.
- Both have repeated or incorrect options.

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✔ How to Fix:

If this were a real worksheet, the options should be:

1) They ___ some flowers.
○ have ✔
○ are
○ has

2) She ___ many friends.
○ have
○ has ✔
○ are

3) I ___ a pet dog.
○ has
○ are
○ have ✔

4) You ___ a book.
○ has
○ have ✔
○ are

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🟩 Final Answer Summary (as per correct grammar):

1) have
2) has
3) have
4) have

Even though the current options are flawed, these are the correct answers.

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💡 Tip for Students:

Remember:
- I, You, We, They → have
- He, She, It → has

Use this rule to pick the right verb.

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Let me know if you'd like a corrected version of the worksheet!