Subject Verb Agreement Check

Front

The little girl ________ her grandmother in the kitchen.

Back

helps

Answer explanation

little girl is a singular noun

so I need to add ‘s’ at the end of the verb 'help'.

The little girls --> helps

Front

Grandmother ________ her hands to make dumplings.

Back

uses

Answer explanation

‘Grandmother is a singular noun, so I need to add ‘s’ at the end of the verb 'use'.

Grandmother--> uses

Front

The large pot of dumplings ________ boiling on the stove.

Back

is

Answer explanation

‘dumplings’ means that there are more than one dumplings.

So it is plural nouns but they are contained in one pot.

So, the question is focused on the one pot.

So, I need to use ‘is’ for the verb.

Front

The big bowl of rice _______ on the table.

Back

is

Answer explanation

‘Rice’ is an uncountable noun and it is contained in one bowl.

So, the question is focused on the one bowl.

So, I need to add ‘s’ at the end of the verb.

Front

The children _________ their mother's birthday every year.

Back

celebrate

Answer explanation

‘'Children’ is a plural noun

so there is no ‘s’ added to the verb 'celebrate'.

Front

All the mice ________ very fast.

Back

run

Answer explanation

mice is the plural form for mouse.

There is no need to add 's' to the verb 'run'.

Front

Some deer _______ in the mountain.

Back

stay

Answer explanation

'Some deer' means there are more than one deer.

Remember the plural form for 'deer' is also 'deer'.

There is no need to add 's' to the verb 'stay'.

Front

Wolves ______ in packs.

Back

hunt

Answer explanation

‘Wolves’ is the plural form of ‘wolf’ so we do not need to add ‘s’ at the end of the verb 'hunt'.

Front

A sheep ________ grass.

Back

eats

Answer explanation

The number word ‘a’ tells me ‘sheep’ is a singular noun so I need to add ‘s’ at the end of the verb 'eat'.

So a sheep eats grass.

Front

I ______ spending my weekend with my family.

Back

love

Answer explanation

'I' is a special noun. Even though 'I' refers to a singular noun but the action verb does not have an ‘s’ at the end.

So 'I love' is the answer.