Mastering Subject-Verb Agreement

He (play) soccer every Saturday.

• He played soccer every Saturday.

• He is playing soccer every Saturday.

• He plays soccer every Saturday.

• He play soccer every Saturday.

They (go) to school by bus.

• They gone to school by bus.

• They goes to school by bus.

• They go to school by bus.

• They going to school by bus.

She (like) to read books.

• She like to read books.

• She likes to read books.

• She liking to read books.

• She liked to read books.

The dog (bark) loudly at night.

• The dog barks loudly at night.

• The dog barks loud at night.

• The dog is barking loudly at night.

• The dog barked loudly at night.

I (eat) breakfast in the morning.

• I eating breakfast in the morning.

• I had breakfast in the morning.

• I eat breakfast in the morning.

• I will eat breakfast in the morning.

We (watch) movies on weekends.

• We watch movies on weekends.

• We are watching movies on weekends.

• We watched movies on weekends.

• We will watch movies on weekends.

The cat (chase) the mouse.

• The cat chased the mouse.

• The cat is chasing the mouse.

• The cat chase the mice.

• The cat chases the mouse.

You (study) for the test every day.

• You studied for the test every day.

• You will study for the test every day.

• You have studied for the test every day.

• You are studying for the test every day.

My brother (play) the guitar.

• My brother plays the guitar.

• My brother play the guitar.

• My brother is playing the guitar.

• My brother played the guitar.

The flowers (bloom) in spring.

• The flowers grow in winter.

• The flowers wilt in spring.

• The flowers bloom in autumn.

• The flowers bloom in spring.