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Help students match subjects with the correct verb form. Use sentence practice, error correction and grammar review to build more accurate writing.
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Practice subject–verb agreement through themed worksheets, quizzes and task cards that include more complex subjects. Reference sheets support decisions about compound subjects and indefinite expressions, while recording materials organize responses to the cards. Choose one format for guided discussion, then use another to ask students to apply the same agreement reasoning with less support.
Introduction This worksheet pack helps students practice subject-verb agreement through a variety of engaging grammar activities. Learners strengthen sentence structure, reading comprehension, and writing skills while learning how subjects and verbs work together correctly in sentences. What’s Included: A variety of subject-verb…
Students choose verb forms that agree with sentence subjects across themed practice pages about sports, space, holidays and other topics. Color and blackline rule references support the choices, and paired answers make review straightforward. Use a small set at a time, discussing the full subject before selecting forms such as is/are or has/have, especially when extra words separate the subject from its verb.
A packet of subject-verb agreement grammar worksheets and quizzes for intermediate practice, using sports-themed sentences, to help students choose the correct verb form to match the subject.
Set of grammar/editing worksheets giving students sentences to correct across several proofreading skills.
An ESL/ELL grammar test worksheet assessing understanding of the present simple tense (do/does forms, subject-verb agreement, and question formation).
A worksheet packet for practicing subject-verb agreement by choosing, underlining, filling in, rewriting, and correcting singular/plural verb forms.
A grade 3 grammar/reading-fluency workbook (OnBoard Academics) covering four topics: subject-verb agreement, plural nouns, suffixes and spelling, and fluency, each with vocabulary, practice activities, and a quiz.
A 10-worksheet grammar practice set teaching students to identify, distinguish, construct, and correct compound subjects and compound predicates.
A grammar/writing-process workbook covering subject and predicate, compound subjects/predicates, subject-verb agreement, sentence types (simple/compound/complex), descriptive sentence expansion, the four sentence purposes (declarative/interrogative/imperative/exclamatory), and identifying and correcting run-on sentences.
Provide fifth-grade teachers a sequenced series of practice pages reinforcing verb usage, sentence variety, and expository/descriptive paragraph writing skills.
My Grade 6 students used to hand in writing full of the same mistakes over and over — missing capitals, run-on sentences, words they'd spelled a dozen times before. That's honestly why I made this pack.
A multi-part, no-prep worksheet packet for Grade 6 students to review English language arts, math, science, and social studies content from the school year.
Standards-aligned Grade 9 language arts practice worksheet with four short original passages covering reading comprehension, vocabulary, writing, grammar, literary analysis, and text analysis.
This fill-in-the-blank worksheet is a great way for students to practice conjugating the verb IS. It includes different subjects so that students can get plenty of practice.
Set of short 'quick check' assessments covering Grade 3 Common Core Language Conventions standards (L.3.1, and related grammar/mechanics skills), per the in-file standards-alignment table mapping each Quick Check title to a CCSS code and page range.
A reproducible grammar and writing skills workbook for Grades 7-8, part of Milliken Publishing's Essential English series, building foundational written and oral English communication.
Illustrated sentence prompts give students practice choosing the appropriate present-tense form of be. They fill each space with is, am or are and consider whether the subject is singular, plural or I. Use a few completed sentences for partner reading and ask students to explain why the verb fits.
This resource is designed for Grade 5 students and focuses on essential English Language Arts skills. It is a back to school language review packet that helps students practice and strengthen their understanding of sentence structure…
Children will learn a variety of language skills including adjective identification, punctuation and capitalization usage, writing short letters and book titles, and forming compound words.
A 'Get Ready For 1st Grade: Grammar and Writing Skills 1' workbook that teaches foundational grammar concepts: identifying nouns, forming regular and irregular (special) plural nouns, identifying verbs, subject-verb agreement, and the verbs am/are/is.
This worksheet is a great resource for teachers who want to help their students conjugate the verb IS. This is a difficult verb for many students, so this worksheet will give them the practice they need to master it.
Introduction Subject-verb agreement is one of those grammar concepts that students seem to "get" in theory but then struggle with the moment they sit down to write.
A bundle of grammar task-card sets covering multiple ELA grammar and vocabulary skills for practice in centers, small groups, or independent work.