Subject-Verb Agreement
Choose the correct verb: The dog (bark/barks) loudly every morning.
barks
Identify the type of noun: cat
Common noun
Choose the correct pronoun: Every student must bring (his or her/their) notebook.
his or her
Identify the verb type: She runs every morning.
Action verb
Identify the tense: I walked to school yesterday.
Simple past
Identify the subject-verb agreement error: The team of players are winning the game.
“are” should be “is” because the subject “team” is singular.
Identify the type of noun: Paris
Proper noun
Identify the error: The players must bring their uniform to the game, or he will not be allowed to play.
“he” should match “players,” so “they”
Identify the verb type: He seems tired after the trip.
Linking verb
Convert to future perfect: She finishes her homework.
She will have finished her homework.
Choose the correct verb: Neither the teacher nor the students (was/were) prepared for the surprise inspection.
were
Identify the type of noun: team
Collective noun
Fill in the blank: Neither of the boys did (his/their) homework.
his
Identify the verb type: She was given an award for her work.
Passive verb
Identify the tense and form: They have been studying for hours.
Present perfect continuous
Correct the error: Each of the cars have a unique feature.
“have” should be “has”
Identify the type of noun: happiness
Abstract noun
Identify the error: Each teacher and student should submit their report on time.
“their” should be “his or her” to agree with singular “Each teacher and student”
Identify the verb type: Please open the door quietly.
Imperative verb
Fill in the blank: By next year, I ______ (complete) my project.
will have completed
Choose the correct verb: If either my friends or my sister (is/are) coming, we should leave now.
is
Identify all the nouns and their types: The committee discussed freedom and justice in the hall.
committee (collective), freedom (abstract), justice (abstract), hall (common)
Correct the pronoun: If someone calls, tell them I am not available.
“them” should be “him or her” (formal agreement with “someone”)
Identify all verb types in the sentence: The flowers smell sweet, and she enjoys watering them daily.
smell (linking), enjoys (action), watering (gerund/participle)
Correct the verb form: If I was you, I will apologize immediately.
If I were you, I would apologize immediately.