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The document provides examples of subject-verb agreement in English. It shows that a singular subject takes a singular verb, while a plural subject takes a plural verb. Some examples given include "the door is open" versus "the doors are open". An exercise is then provided for learners to practice filling in verbs like "is", "are", "was" based on whether the subject is singular or plural. Keys for identifying past tense verbs are also listed.
The document provides examples of subject-verb agreement in English. It shows that a singular subject takes a singular verb, while a plural subject takes a plural verb. Some examples given include "the door is open" versus "the doors are open". An exercise is then provided for learners to practice filling in verbs like "is", "are", "was" based on whether the subject is singular or plural. Keys for identifying past tense verbs are also listed.
The document provides examples of subject-verb agreement in English. It shows that a singular subject takes a singular verb, while a plural subject takes a plural verb. Some examples given include "the door is open" versus "the doors are open". An exercise is then provided for learners to practice filling in verbs like "is", "are", "was" based on whether the subject is singular or plural. Keys for identifying past tense verbs are also listed.
The door is open. The doors are open. The man was here. The men were here. The child has a balloon. The children have balloons. He does not swim well. They do not swim well. The dog guards the house. The dogs guard the house
Is, was, has, does not swim, guard=singular verbs
Are, were, have, do not swim, guard=plural verbs Singular subjects used for singular verbs. Plural subjects used for plural verbs.
EXERCISE 1
Fill in the blanks with ‘is’ , ‘are’ , ‘was’ or ‘were’.
1. Green _____________ my favourite colour.
2. “When _____________you born?”. 3. “____________Peter your brother?”. 4. The children ________________ playing in the garden. 5. There ______________ a certain mystery about this man. 6. Michael and Kok Meng ____________ good friends. 7. He ____________ just a clerk five years ago but now he ________________ the manager. 8. Your dress _______________ short but hers ________________ much shorter. 9. “What ____________________ you doing? ____________ you very busy?” 10. The bunch of grapes ______________ expensive. Bananas ___________ much cheaper. 11. The driver ____________ hurt in the accident but the passengers ____________ not. 12. There _____________ a football match on television tonight. _________________ you going to watch it? 13. He ______________ trying to push the car and the men _____________ helping him. 14. “The light _______________ still on. The ___________ not in the bed yet.” 15. It _____________ now 6 o’clock. They ______________ already back from work. 16. “Which _______________ the ones she wants? ____________ these suitable or would she prefer those?”. 17. “Why _____________ you in such a hurry? There ___________ still a lot of time.”
Remember!!!
Singular subject She is- for present tense
He was-for past tense It A staff of teachers Everybody Everyone Plural subject They are -present tense We were-for past tense You Special I am-present tense was-past tense To show past tense:
J -JUST NOW
A-AGO
L-LAST
Y-YESTERDAY Bila ada perkataan ini dalam ayat, ayat itu menunjukkan past
T-TONIGHT tense
O-ONCE
R-RECENTLY
D-DURING
AGREEMENT
A (Singular subjects) B (Plural subjects)
The door is open. The doors are open. The man was here. The men were here. The child has a balloon. The children have balloons. He does not swim well. They do not swim well. The dog guards the house. The dogs guard the house
Is, was, has, does not swim, guard=singular verbs
Are, were, have, do not swim, guard=plural verbs Singular subjects used for singular verbs. Plural subjects used for plural verbs.
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