Pronoun-Verb Agreement worksheet with fill-in-the-blank exercises and colorful illustrations.

Let’s go through each sentence one by one. We need to pick the verb that matches the pronoun — if the pronoun is singular, use a singular verb; if it’s plural, use a plural verb.

1. “It” is singular → needs a singular verb: flies
2. “She” is singular → needs a singular verb: makes
3. “They” is plural → needs a plural verb: park
4. “I” always takes a plural-style verb (even though it’s one person) → bake
5. “Lori and I” = two people → plural → read
6. “He” is singular → needs a singular verb: grows
7. “What do you...” → “you” can be singular or plural, but in this case, we’re asking about preference → “like” is correct for both, but since it’s “do you”, we use base form → like
8. “Jack” is singular → needs a singular verb: kicks
9. “Where did she...” → past tense, so we use the base form after “did” → go
10. “We” is plural → needs a plural verb: play

Now let’s double-check:

- It flies ✔
- She makes ✔
- They park ✔
- I bake ✔
- Lori and I read ✔
- He grows ✔
- What do you like? ✔
- Jack kicks ✔
- Where did she go? ✔
- We play ✔

All match correctly!

Final Answer:
1. flies
2. makes
3. park
4. bake
5. read
6. grows
7. like
8. kicks
9. go
10. play