By EVELYN ROMERO

Subject-verb agreement A

​Number is the form a word takes to indicate whether the word is singular or plural.

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When a word refers to more than one person, place, thing, or idea, it is plural in number.

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When a word refers to one person, place, thing, or idea, it is singular in number.

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SINGULAR lesson, box, child, him, each

PLURAL lessons, boxes, children, them, many

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By EVELYN ROMERO

Subject-verb agreement A

​Above each of the following words write S for singular or P for plural

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By EVELYN ROMERO

Subject-verb agreement A

​SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT

By EVELYN ROMERO

Subject-verb agreement A

​SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT

​SINGULAR SUBJECT TAKES SINGULAR VERB​ ​

• PLURAL SUBJECT TAKES PLURAL VERB​ ​

• SINGULAR VERBS HAVE “s” BEHIND THEM​ ​

• PLURAL VERBS DON’T TAKE “s” BEHIND THEM​

​TRY TO BEAT YOUR OWN SCORE!

​TRY TO BEAT YOUR OWN SCORE!