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    This document is a worksheet that tests a student's ability to identify subject-verb agreement. It provides 8 sentences with a verb in parentheses and directs the student to circle the correct verb form that agrees with the subject of the sentence, whether singular or plural. The answers show whether a singular or plural verb is needed to match each different subject.

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    This document is a worksheet that tests a student's ability to identify subject-verb agreement. It provides 8 sentences with a verb in parentheses and directs the student to circle the correct verb form that agrees with the subject of the sentence, whether singular or plural. The answers show whether a singular or plural verb is needed to match each different subject.

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    This document is a worksheet that tests a student's ability to identify subject-verb agreement. It provides 8 sentences with a verb in parentheses and directs the student to circle the correct verb form that agrees with the subject of the sentence, whether singular or plural. The answers show whether a singular or plural verb is needed to match each different subject.

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    Name___________________________ Date________________

    Does The Verb Agree?

    Directions: Circle the verb that fits into the sentence.

    1. The boy (go / goes) outside.

    2. Five boys (go / goes) outside.

    3. Two girls (eat / eats) soup.

    4. One girl (eat/ eats) soup.

    5. The little dogs (jump / jumps) on me.

    6. The big dog (jump / jumps) on me.

    7. Five cats (live / lives) in the house on the hill.

    8. A small cat (live/ lives) in the house next to the park.

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