Subject-Verb Agreement
English Language
Subject-Verb Agreement starts at 3 and continues till grade 10.
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Explain why the sentence "The group of friends are going to the movies" is incorrect.
State the rule for subject-verb agreement when the subject is a collective noun.
Does the verb agree with the subject in this sentence? "Each of the students have a book." (Yes/No)
Does the verb agree with the subject in this sentence? "My family live in a big house." (Yes/No)
Does the verb agree with the subject in this sentence? "The books on the shelf is dusty." (Yes/No)
Does the verb agree with the subject in this sentence? "The cat and the dog plays together." (Yes/No)
Does the verb agree with the subject in this sentence? "The group of students are going on a trip." (Yes/No)
Explain why the sentence "The group of friends are going to the movies" is incorrect.
Choose the correct verb: Mathematics _______ my favorite subject. (1) is (2) are
Choose the correct verb: Neither the boys nor the girl _______ present. (1) is (2) are
Choose the correct verb: The cake, along with the cookies, _______ delicious. (1) is (2) are
Choose the correct verb: The cattle _______ grazing in the field. (1) is (2) are
Fill in the blank: Each of the boys _______ a bicycle.
Fill in the blank: Either my mother or my sisters _______ coming to the party.
Fill in the blank: Neither the teacher nor the students _______ present.
Fill in the blank: She _______ to school by bus every day.
Does the verb agree with the subject in this sentence? "Each of the students have a book." (Yes/No)
Does the verb agree with the subject in this sentence? "My family live in a big house." (Yes/No)
Does the verb agree with the subject in this sentence? "The books on the shelf is dusty." (Yes/No)
Does the verb agree with the subject in this sentence? "The cat and the dog plays together." (Yes/No)
