Subject-Verb Agreement
Grade 6 · Week 7 · 25 questions
Subject-verb agreement means making sure the verb matches its subject in number. This is one of the most tested grammar rules — and one of the most commonly broken in everyday writing.
What you'll practise
- Match singular subjects with singular verbs
- Handle tricky subjects like collective nouns
- Apply agreement rules with compound subjects
- Identify and correct agreement errors
All 25 questions in this Subject-Verb Agreement quiz
Grade 6 English — Subject-Verb Agreement: 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.
- "She ___ playing."
- "They ___ happy."
- "The boy ___ running."
- "We ___ going home."
- "She ___ a good student."
- "I ___ ready."
- "You ___ my friend."
- "The dogs ___ barking."
- "She ___ two sisters."
- "They ___ a car."
- "My mother ___ cooking."
- "The children ___ playing."
- "I ___ a book."
- "He ___ to school every day."
- "We ___ finished our work."
- "The cat ___ sleeping."
- "You ___ done well."
- "She ___ not coming."
- "The boys ___ playing cricket."
- "My friend ___ a new bag."
- "They ___ gone home."
- "He ___ a pen."
- "We ___ going to the park."
- "The girl ___ singing."
- "I ___ a student."
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