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Subject Verb Agreement Worksheets

A verb should be consistent with the subject in all its characteristics, which is subject-verb agreement. While most other languages require the subject and verb to agree both in number and gender, English verbs aren't conjugated in number, and so only the number matters here. Our printable subject-verb agreement worksheets keep students from grade 3 to grade 6 informed about every facet of this grammatic aspect, and eliminate any impediments en route their success journey, ensuring the subject-verb consistency at all times. Examples are provided in each pdf worksheet. Check out some of them for free!

Noun-Verb Agreement

Help your 3rd grade children stand out from the crowd, as they complete sentences using the right subjects. The idea is to add depth to their subject-verb-agreement awareness.

Subject-Verb Concord

Encourage your learners to put their subject-verb-concord knowledge to practice, by choosing the correct verb for each sentence. If they read the given direction, they'll do well.

Subject-Verb Agreement Chart

This worksheet accumulates all the important subject-verb-agreement rules, and condenses these into a simple and easy-to-remember chart. Your child deserves nothing short of the best.

Pronoun-Verb Agreement

The simplest way to ensure your child passes the pronoun-verb-concord tests magna cum laude is to get them to choose the correct verbs to complete a bunch of sentences. This PDF does that!

Compound Subjects with Verbs

Prepare your 4th grade students so rigorously that they're super clear about verbs for compound subjects. Count on this PDF, to instantly establish and rectify the common mistakes in this topic.

Complete the Passage

Stars are truly extraordinary. Let children read this passage, and fill in the blanks with the correct verbs from the parentheses. This helps reinforce the subject-verb-concord learning.

Verb Agreement with Collective Nouns

The choice of a singular or plural verb with a collective-noun subject depends on the collective noun you've in a sentence. This printable worksheet for grade 4 and grade 5 helps master this often-elusive point.

Inverted Subjects & Verbs

Ask your 5th grade and 6th grade youngsters to be extra careful while writing sentences with inverted subjects. This PDF, with a set of ten sentences, helps the young learners confidently sail through the topic.

Subject-Verb Agreement

Here's an exciting printable worksheet where children decide which of the two verbs best fits in each sentence. The images help while they confirm whether to go ahead with the singular or plural verbs.

Indefinite Pronouns & Verb Agreement

Choosing the verb isn't all that easy, when the subject is an indefinite pronoun like everyone and all. Here, children choose verbs for singular and plural indefinite pronouns.

Verb Agreement in Negative Sentences

Is that a don't or doesn't? This is a question you must've heard your child asking a billion times. This PDF worksheet has every subject-verb-agreement detail related to negative verbs.

Pronoun-Antecedent Agreement

Supplement your subject-verb agreement practice with this worksheet on pronouns and their antecedents. Persuade the little grammarians to ensure verbs agree to subjects at all times.