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Subject Verb Agreement

This comprehensive guide explores the fundamentals of subjects, verbs, and their agreement in English sentences. Covering essential elements such as simple present, past, and future tenses, as well as notions of singular and plural forms, readers will gain clarity on how to form coherent sentences. The text delves into various types of subjects including people, places, and things, while also highlighting important action and non-action verbs. Perfect for students and anyone wanting to enhance their grammar skills, this guide provides valuable insights into effective sentence construction.

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Subject Verb Agreement

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  1. Subject Verb Agreement

  2. The boys are Jack is My father goes Subject – People + V

  3. I see They sleep She eats Subject – Pronoun + V

  4. The market is The park looks Subject – Place + V

  5. The car costs The lorry turned Subject – Transport + V

  6. Winter comes Spring is Subject – Season + V

  7. Pencils are The ruler dropped Subject – stationery + Verb

  8. Cats run The dog barks Monkeysclimbed Subject – Animals + Verb

  9. Ten is Twenty equals Subject – Number + Verb

  10. The hardworking children are Washing dishes is The green T-shirt looks Subject – Phrase + Verb

  11. Walk Run Drive Eat Drink Jump Throw Knock Type clean Verbs - Actions

  12. Is Are Am Was Were Has Have Can Will May should Verbs – Non actions

  13. See Saw Hear Heard Smell Smelt Notice Watch Touch taste Verbs – Five senses

  14. Singular plural Is are Does do Has have goes go Says say Verb - Present

  15. She went They took We gave He was You were I sat Verbs - past

  16. The man will come She is going to tell He will use My friends will do Verbs - Future

  17. I have taken She has used He has eaten They have gone We have finished The woman has drunk The police have arrived Verbs - Perfect

  18. The End

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