Grammar Practice

Why is subject-verb agreement important in writing?

• To confuse the reader.
• To add complexity to sentences.
• To ensure clarity and coherence.
• To break grammar rules.

How can subject-verb agreement be compared to a dance?

• Both are competitive sports.
• Both are individual activities.
• Both require partners to move together in harmony.
• Both involve singing.

What analogy is used to describe subject-verb agreement in the reading?

• A game
• A dance
• A puzzle
• A race

In the sentence 'The team of players _______ ready for the game,' which verb correctly fills in the blank?

• am
• be
• are
• is

What is the rule of subject-verb agreement in English grammar?

• The subject must be plural.
• The subject must agree with the verb in number.
• The verb must always be singular.
• The subject must disagree with the verb.

In the sentence 'The child _______ playing in the park,' which verb correctly fills in the blank?

• am
• is
• are
• be

Which of the following sentences demonstrates correct subject-verb agreement?

• The horse neigh.
• The birds chirp happily.
• The cat meows softly.
• The dog barks loudly.

What should a plural subject have in terms of verb agreement?

• An adverb
• A plural verb
• A singular verb
• An adjective

Which of the following sentences does NOT demonstrate correct subject-verb agreement?

• The birds sings beautifully.
• The cat purrs softly.
• The horse gallop in the field.
• The dogs bark loudly.

How does subject-verb agreement contribute to clarity in writing?

• It is not important in writing.
• It confuses the reader.
• It adds complexity to sentences.
• It ensures coherence and understanding.