Let’s go through each sentence and pick the correct verb form that matches the subject.
Remember:
- If the subject is
singular (one person, animal, or thing), use the
singular verb (often ends in -s).
- If the subject is
plural (more than one), use the
plural verb (no -s).
- “You” and “I” are special — they always take the plural verb form, even though they’re singular!
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1. He → singular → sings
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2. They → plural → talk
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3. My mom → singular → sits
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4. Uncle Bob → singular → eats
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5. We → plural → play
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6. You → always takes plural verb → write
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7. They → plural → clean
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8. Jessica → singular → walks
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9. The cats → plural → nap
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10. We → plural → watch
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Now the second column:
11. The boys → plural → see
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12. Sarah → singular → reads
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13. Jimmy → singular → paints
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14. The dog → singular → barks
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15. My friend → singular → visits
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16. She → singular → draws
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17. It → singular → works
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18. The car → singular → runs
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19. You → always plural verb → jump
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20. I → always plural verb → travel
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Final Answer:
1. sings
2. talk
3. sits
4. eats
5. play
6. write
7. clean
8. walks
9. nap
10. watch
11. see
12. reads
13. paints
14. barks
15. visits
16. draws
17. works
18. runs
19. jump
20. travel
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of subject verb agreement worksheet pdf.