Preview: Subject-Verb Agreement
2 pages📐 Subject-Verb Agreement
📐 Singular vs Plural
He runs. She eats.
They run. We eat.
📖 Grammar Guide
The subject and verb must match in number. Singular subject + verb with -s (He runs). Plural subject + verb without -s (They run). Watch out: "I" and "you" use the plural form even though they are singular (I run, you eat). Tricky: compound subjects with "and" = plural; "or/nor" = match the closest subject.
✏️ Choose the Correct Verb
❌ Find the Mistake
🔍 Tricky: "I" and "You"
✍️ Write Your Own
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About This Subject-Verb Agreement Worksheet – Grammar
This free printable subject-verb agreement worksheet worksheet reinforces grammar and word knowledge through application, not memorization. Students identify parts of speech, correct sentences, and apply rules in their own writing.
What Students Will Learn
Students learn how words work together in sentences — parts of speech, verb tenses, agreement, and sentence structure. Practicing these rules in context, rather than in isolation, helps students carry correct grammar into their own writing.
How Teachers Can Use This Worksheet
- Sentence building: Have students build sentences with word cards and label each part of speech before completing the worksheet.
- Error correction: Display sentences with common errors and ask students to find and fix them, explaining the rule they applied.
- Writing connection: Ask students to write their own example sentences using the target structure, moving from recognition to production.
How Parents and Homeschoolers Can Use This Worksheet
Notice grammar in real life — read together and point out interesting sentences. Play word games that name parts of speech. When your child writes something, praise correct usage and gently model fixes for errors rather than over-correcting.
Skills Covered
parts of speech · sentence structure · punctuation · verb tenses · writing mechanics