Exercise 1: Subject-Verb Agreement | Practice Test Online

Question 1:  Which sentence demonstrates correct subject-verb agreement?

(A) The dog barks loudly.

(B) The dog bark loudly.

(C) The dog barking loudly.

(D) The dogs barks loudly.

Question 2:  Identify the sentence with incorrect subject-verb agreement.

(A) She walk to school every day.

(B) She walks to school every day.

(C) She walking to school every day.

(D) She walked to school every day.

Question 3:  Which statement shows proper subject-verb agreement?

(A) The team plays well together.

(B) The team play well together.

(C) The teams plays well together.

(D) The teams play well together.

Question 4:  Select the sentence with incorrect subject-verb agreement.

(A) He love to read books.

(B) He loves to read books.

(C) He loving to read books.

(D) He loved to read books.

Question 5:  Which sentence exhibits correct subject-verb agreement?

(A) The cat sleep on the sofa.

(B) The cat sleeps on the sofa.

(C) The cats sleep on the sofa.

(D) The cats sleeps on the sofa.

Question 6:  Identify the sentence with incorrect subject-verb agreement.

(A) They enjoys playing football.

(B) They enjoy playing football.

(C) They enjoying playing football.

(D) They enjoyed playing football.

Question 7:  Which statement demonstrates proper subject-verb agreement?

(A) She writes poetry in her free time.

(B) She write poetry in her free time.

(C) She writing poetry in her free time.

(D) She writed poetry in her free time.

Question 8:  Select the sentence with incorrect subject-verb agreement.

(A) The birds sings sweetly in the morning.

(B) The bird sing sweetly in the morning.

(C) The birds sing sweetly in the morning.

(D) The bird sings sweetly in the morning.

Question 9:  Which sentence exhibits correct subject-verb agreement?

(A) He teach English at the school.

(B) He teaches English at the school.

(C) He teaching English at the school.

(D) He taught English at the school.

Question 10:  Identify the sentence with incorrect subject-verb agreement.

(A) The children plays in the park.

(B) The children play in the park.

(C) The child plays in the park.

(D) The child play in the park.