Mastering Singular and Plural Verbs

This video tutorial introduces the concept of singular and plural verbs, explaining that verbs are action words that can be singular or plural depending on the subject. It provides examples of both singular and plural verbs in sentences and offers practice sentences for viewers to identify the correct verb form. The video concludes with a reminder to use singular verbs with singular subjects and plural verbs with plural subjects, encouraging viewers to like, subscribe, and share the video.

What type of word describes an action performed by a subject?

• Adjective

• Verb

• Noun

• Adverb

If a single dog is running, which verb form should be used?

• Running

• Run

• Is running

• Runs

Choose the correct verb form: The children (jump/jumps) for joy.

• Jump

• Jumps

• Jumping

• Are jumping

What verb form is used when referring to multiple subjects performing an action?

• Neither

• Both

• Plural

• Singular

Select the correct verb form for the sentence: The women (shop/shops) at the supermarket.

• Shopping

• Are shopping

• Shops

• Shop

Which verb form fits here? The baker (baked/bakes) a cake for the party.

• Is baking

• Baked

• Bakes

• Baking

Identify the correct verb form: My mother (drives/drive) very fast.

• Drives

• Is driving

• Drive

• Driving

Choose the correct verb form: My parents (water/waters) the plants every day.

• Are watering

• Watering

• Waters

• Water

Which verb form is correct? The boy (walker/walks) to school.

• Walks

• Walking

• Is walking

• Walker

What should you remember about the relationship between the subject and verb form?

• They must start with the same letter

• They must rhyme

• They must be in past tense

• They must agree in number