Verb Forms and Pronouns Practice

This video tutorial covers the topic of pronoun-verb agreement in English grammar. It begins with an introduction to pronouns, explaining their types and uses. The lesson then delves into the rules of pronoun-verb agreement, highlighting which pronouns require verbs to end with 's' in the present tense. The tutorial includes exercises for students to practice these rules, with examples provided for clarity. The session concludes with instructions for further exercises in grammar booklets, encouraging independent practice.

Which of the following is a pronoun?

• Beautiful

• He

• Run

• Quickly

Which pronoun requires the verb to have an 's' in the present tense?

• We

• I

• They

• He

What is the correct form of the verb in the sentence: 'She ___ to school every day'?

• going

• goes

• go

• gone

Which pronoun does not like the 's' with verbs?

• It

• She

• We

• He

Choose the correct verb: 'They ___ to the park every weekend.'

• go

• goes

• going

• gone

What is the correct verb form: 'It ___ every day in April.'

• rains

• raining

• rain

• rained

In the sentence 'We ___ leaves in our garden,' which verb form is correct?

• find

• found

• finding

• finds

What should you do after completing page 111 of the grammar booklet?

• Turn to page 110

• Turn to page 112

• Start a new booklet

• Stop the exercise

On page 112, what is the task related to the verbs in parentheses?

• Choose the correct one

• Ignore them

• Circle them

• Underline them

What is the teacher's final message to the students?

• See you next time

• Do your homework

• Pay attention

• Good luck