Subject-Verb Agreement Grammar Practice MCQS

Snapshot

• Title: Subject-Verb Agreement

• Genre: Nonfiction

• Subject: Writing

• Primary Topic: Matching verbs correctly to singular and plural subjects

The review sheet explains that subjects and verbs must agree in number, gives singular and plural examples, notes the special treatment of I and you, and includes examples of wish, request, and contrary-to-fact sentences that also appear in the worksheets.

What This Teaches Best

• Matching singular subjects with singular verbs.

• Matching plural subjects with plural verbs.

• Applying agreement rules with I and you.

• Recognizing how agreement works in complete practice sentences.

• Noticing special sentence patterns such as wishes, requests, and contrary-to-fact examples.

Learning Goals

• Students will match singular subjects with singular verb forms.

• Students will match plural subjects with plural verb forms.

• Students will use am, is, are, was, and were correctly in sentences.

• Students will explain why I and you take plural verb forms in the present tense.

• Students will identify examples of wish, request, or contrary-to-fact patterns as presented in the workbook.

Key Vocabulary

• agreement — matching parts correctly.

• singular — meaning one.

• plural — meaning more than one.

• subject — the person, place, or thing the sentence is about.

• contrary — opposite to what is true.

Common Core Alignment

• CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.L.4.1 — Demonstrate command of the conventions of standard English grammar and usage when writing or speaking.

• CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.L.5.1 — Demonstrate command of the conventions of standard English grammar and usage when writing or speaking.

• CCSS.ELA-LITERACY.L.6.1 — Demonstrate command of the conventions of standard English grammar and usage when writing or speaking.

Subject-Verb Agreement Overview:

• Major Subject-Verb Practice

• Wish Sentences

• Request Sentences

• Contrary to Fact Sentences

FILLABLE PDF VERSION

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ELA Review Questions Overview

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Introduction or Example Sheet

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Full Answer Keys

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In the Supplementary Pack

Interactive Ice Breakers
Fun warm-up activities help introduce important ELA skills, including quick capitalization fixes and punctuation challenges.

Guided Practice
Teacher-led practice activities give students support as they review grammar and punctuation rules and learn how to apply them correctly in sentences.

Group and Partner Tasks
Collaborative activities encourage students to work together to edit sentences, fix capitalization mistakes, and strengthen punctuation through discussion and teamwork.

Independent Worksheets
Targeted worksheets give students the chance to practice on their own, apply what they have learned, and build confidence with key skills.

Exit Tasks
Quick end-of-lesson activities help students reflect on their learning and show what they know through short writing and editing tasks.

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