Verb Agreement Worksheet-1
Multiple-Choice Questions:
Fill in the blank with the correct verb:
(A) Am (B) Is (C) Are (D) Were
(A) Is (B) Am (C) Are (D) None of these
(A) Was (B) Were (C) Are (D) Is
(A) Wants (B) Wanting (C) Want (D) None of these
(A) Make (B) Makes (C) Making (D) Maked
(A) Are (B) Were (C) Being (D) Is
(A) Is (B) Were (C) Was (D) Are
(A) Are (B) Is (C) Were (D) Will
(A) Is (B) Was (C) Are (D) Will
(A) Is (B) Am (C) Are (D) Were
(A) Has (B) Have (C) Is having (D) Was having
(A) Has (B) Have (C) Having (D) Are having
(A) Have (B) Were (C) Are (D) Has
(A) Am (B) Is (C) Are (D) Were
(A) Is (B) Was (C) Were (D) Are
Answers:
Exp: Singular verb is used with ‘as well as.’
Exp: Plural verb is used with ‘and.’
Exp: ‘Were’ is used with ‘I’ in hypothetical cases.
Exp: Verb without ‘s’ is used with a plural subject.
Exp: ‘Aroma’ is singular and so the singular verb will be used.
Exp: Conjunctions ‘either…or’ take the singular verb.
Exp: ‘A lot of milk’ – singular subject and ‘yesterday’ suggests the past tense.
Exp: ‘One’ suggests a singular subject, so singular verb is used. Today suggests present tense.
Exp: Plural subject suggests a plural verb.
Exp: Subject is – ‘I’ and hence the verb is ‘am.’
Exp: ‘None’ suggests a singular subject and so singular verb is used.
Exp: ‘Have’ (plural verb) is used with ‘you.’
Exp: ‘Furniture’ is a collective noun and so takes the singular verb.
Exp: ‘Food’ takes the singular noun.
Exp: ‘Stationery’ is a collective noun and takes the singular verb. ‘Last month’ suggests the past tense.