True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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A.23. Betty and Sharon goes shopping.
(plural)
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2.
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A.23. Tina and Mickey goes to school. (plural To
Be)
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3.
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A.23. We go to school. (plural)
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4.
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A.23. You goes on to the game. (singular)
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5.
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A.23. Troy looks at the rain. (singular)
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6.
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A.23. They are in the math club. (pluralr -To
Be)
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7.
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A.23. plural sujbect = plural verb
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8.
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A.23. Example of plural nouns agreeing with regular verbs and
irregular verbs:
first person - We walk
home. We wash the
car.
second person - You walk home. You
wash the car.
third person - They walk
home. They wash the
car.
NOTE: For plural noun you do not add ‘s’ or
‘es’.
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9.
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A.23. Tina and Mickey play every day with your
friends.
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10.
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A.23. You and Bill finish the dusting.
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11.
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A.23. They finish their homework.
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12.
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A.23. You finish the dusting.
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13.
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A.23. John finishes his homework.
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Multiple Choice
Identify the
letter of the choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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14.
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A.23. Choose the correct verb to agree with the
subject.
Mrs. Harris _____ the students. a. | teach | c. | teaching | b. | teaches | d. | None | | | | |
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15.
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A.23. Choose the correct verb to agree with the
subject.
I _____ basketball at the park. a. | teach | c. | teaching | b. | teaches | d. | None | | | | |
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16.
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A.23. Choose the correct verb to agree with the
subject.
You _____ the kite. a. | fly | c. | flying | b. | flies | d. | None | | | | |
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A.23. Choose the correct verb to agree with the
subject.
Bill _____ the kite. a. | fly | c. | flying | b. | flies | d. | None | | | | |
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18.
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A.23. Choose the correct verb to agree with the
subject.
Dad (am, is, are) on the riding lawnmower.
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19.
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A.23. Choose the correct verb to agree with the
subject.
Alex (make, makes, making) a big hole. a. | make | c. | making | b. | makes | d. | None | | | | |
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20.
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A.23. Choose the correct verb to agree with the
subject.
I (am, is, are) pulling the weeds.
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