Printable worksheet featuring ten sentences to test understanding of subject-verb agreement rules.

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Subject-Verb Agreement Worksheet

Directions: Use the correct verb form to match the subject.

1. Milk and honey are high in sugar and good for the body.
✔ Correct: "Milk and honey" is a compound subject joined by "and", so it's plural.
→ are is correct.

2. Neither my mom nor my brother (is/are) going to the party.
✘ Incorrect: "Neither...nor" takes the verb that agrees with the closer subject — "brother" is singular.
→ is is correct.
✔ Answer: Neither my mom nor my brother is going to the party.

3. Each of the students (has/have) his or her own book.
✘ "Each" is singular, so it takes a singular verb.
→ has is correct.
✔ Answer: Each of the students has his or her own book.

4. The team (is/are) playing against the Tigers next Friday.
⚠️ "Team" is a collective noun. It can be singular or plural depending on context.
Here, it's acting as a single unit (the team as a whole), so use singular.
→ is is correct.
✔ Answer: The team is playing against the Tigers next Friday.

5. The manager and the assistant manager (is/are) the two people assigned to this project.
✔ "Manager and assistant manager" = two people → plural subject.
→ are is correct.
✔ Answer: The manager and the assistant manager are the two people assigned...

6. There (is/are) many problems with this plan.
✔ "There" is followed by a subject ("problems") which is plural.
→ are is correct.
✔ Answer: There are many problems with this plan.

7. One of the books (is/are) missing from the shelf.
✔ "One of the books" refers to a single book (singular), so use is.
→ is is correct.
✔ Answer: One of the books is missing from the shelf.

8. Physics, along with math and biology, (is/are) required for college entrance.
⚠️ When a subject is followed by phrases like "along with", only the main subject determines the verb.
"Physics" is singular → use is.
→ is is correct.
✔ Answer: Physics, along with math and biology, is required for college entrance.

9. The number of cars on our city’s streets (is/are) increasing at a rapid rate.
✔ "The number of..." is always singular (refers to a total count).
→ is is correct.
✔ Answer: The number of cars on our city’s streets is increasing...

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✔ Final Answers:

1. are
2. is
3. has
4. is
5. are
6. are
7. is
8. is
9. is

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