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Subject-Verb Agreement Part 1 – Practice Bell Work

Subject-Verb Agreement Part 1 – Practice Bell Work. 9 th Grade. 1/14. Copy the sentences as is, then circle the correct verb form. Files of a highly sensitive nature (is, are) compromised by Mitnick . Shimomura, a computer expert, (vows, vow) to catch him. 1/15.

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Subject-Verb Agreement Part 1 – Practice Bell Work

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  1. Subject-Verb AgreementPart 1 – Practice Bell Work 9th Grade

  2. 1/14 • Copy the sentences as is, then circle the correct verb form. • Files of a highly sensitive nature (is, are) compromised by Mitnick. • Shimomura, a computer expert, (vows, vow) to catch him.

  3. 1/15 • Copy the sentences as is, then circle the correct verb form. • Agents from the FBI (joins, join) Shimomura to track down Mitnick. • A trail of e-mail messages (provides, provide) vital clues.

  4. 1/16 • Copy the sentences as is, then circle the correct verb form. • Many of Arthur Conan Doyle’s fans (enjoys, enjoy) reading about the real-life cases he solved. • One of these cases (involves, involve) George Edalji, a young man from a small English village.

  5. 1/21 • Copy the sentences as is, then circle the correct verb form. • Someone among the villagers (is, are) viciously killing animals. • Nearly all of the animals (is, are) killed at night in open fields.

  6. 1/22 • Copy the sentences as is, then circle the correct verb form. • According to the police, most of the evidence (points, point) to Edalji. • Some local people (writes, write) Doyle, asking him to help Edalji.

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