Subject Verb Agreement Grammar Worksheets Practice for Grade 2, 3, 4

Select the verb form that agrees with a singular subject (he, she, it, or a singular noun)

Select the verb form that agrees with a plural subject (they, we, or a plural noun)

Choose between is and are, and between has and have, based on the subject of the sentence

Classify a complete sentence as having a singular or plural subject

Start with the circle- and underline-the-verb pages, which give both verb-form choices in the sentence, before moving to the fill-in-the-blank pages that require producing the form independently

Treat the "is or are" and "has or have" pages as their own short lessons, since irregular verbs are isolated from the regular-verb practice used on the rest of the packet

Use the sorting page as a wrap-up check, since it asks students to classify finished sentences rather than fix or complete one

Assign the final mixed page last, since it combines regular verbs, is/are, and has/have in a single set after each has been practiced separately

Regular-verb subject-verb agreement — students select or supply the correct verb form (e.g., runs/run, eats/eat) for singular and plural subjects across four worksheets.

Irregular-verb agreement with 'to be' and 'to have' — students choose is/are and has/have to match a sentence's subject on two dedicated pages.

Singular/plural subject classification — students sort eleven complete sentences by whether their subject is singular or plural.

Mixed-format verb selection — students apply regular- and irregular-verb agreement together on a combined final worksheet.