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Our free, printable subject-verb agreement worksheets are a life radiator! Odds are that you make quite a few subject-verb-concord errors yourself. Here's something that encapsulates the whole thing — use a singular verb for a singular subject, and bring in a plural verb for a plural subject. If you follow this to a tee, you can solve most of our subject-verb agreement worksheets with answers pdf, which include completing sentences using correct verb forms, coloring appropriate verbs, matching subject pronouns to verbs, filling in apt subject pronouns, and more.
These worksheets are most recommended for students in grade 3, grade 4, and grade 5.
CCSS: L.3.1.F
Completing Sentences Using Correct Verbs
Ace a key grammar test with our subject-verb agreement worksheets with answer key for 3rd grade and 4th grade! Let children choose a fitting verb from the ones given and complete each sentence. Read the definition so there are no stumbling blocks!
Completing Sentences with Do or Does
How many times have 5th grade kids encountered problems choosing between "do" and "does" in sentences? Direct all your attention to this subject-verb agreement practice worksheet; complete each sentence using the verb do or does as relevant.
Compound Subjects and Verb Agreement
Neither the subject nor its verb is inconsequential, for both the subject and verb matter in the grammatical scheme of things. Swot upon compound subjects by shading the verb that matches the compound subject in each sentence here.
Fixing Subject-Verb Concord Errors
Let not erroneous grammar reduce the credibility of the young authors in grade 3 and grade 4! In part A of this exercise pdf, color the correct verb that matches each noun. In part B, rewrite the sentences by correcting the verbs to agree with the subjects.
Subject Pronoun and Verb Agreement
Upskill with this printable subject-verb agreement exercise with options for grade 5! In this 2-part practice, first match each subject pronoun to an appropriate verb, and then complete each sentence using a suitable subject pronoun from parentheses.
