Simple Subject-Verb Agreement Examples in Explanatory Sentences for Grade 3

📚 Quick Study Guide

• 🙋‍♀️ Subject: The person, place, thing, or idea that the sentence is about.
• ✍️ Verb: The action word in the sentence.
• 🤝 Agreement: Singular subjects need singular verbs. Plural subjects need plural verbs.
• ⭐ Example 1 (Singular): The cat *jumps*.
• ✨ Example 2 (Plural): The cats *jump*.
• 💡 Tip: If the subject is 'I' or 'you', use the plural form of the verb (e.g., I *walk*, You *walk*).

Practice Quiz

1. Which sentence shows correct subject-verb agreement?
   1. The dog bark loudly.
   2. The dog barks loudly.
   3. The dogs barks loudly.
   4. The dog barking loudly.
2. Choose the correct verb to complete the sentence: The birds _______ in the sky.
   1. is fly
   2. flying
   3. flies
   4. fly
3. What is the correct verb form for the following sentence: I _______ to school every day.
   1. goes
   2. going
   3. go
   4. gone
4. Which sentence is grammatically correct?
   1. They was happy.
   2. They is happy.
   3. They are happy.
   4. They be happy.
5. Complete the sentence: The flower _______ beautiful.
   1. look
   2. looking
   3. looks
   4. looked
6. What is the subject in the sentence: 'She reads a book.'?
   1. reads
   2. book
   3. a
   4. She
7. Choose the sentence with the correct subject-verb agreement.
   1. We is going to the park.
   2. We are going to the park.
   3. We am going to the park.
   4. We be going to the park.