Verb Agreement
The boys (enjoy, enjoys) gardening.
What is enjoy?
The grass grows tall in the yard.
What is grows?
Dylan will plant cucumbers in his garden.
What is future tense?
Spring snap beans will grow in about eight weeks.
What is will?
The green peas have (beginned, begun) to sprout.
What is begun?
Their grandfather (plant, plants) many kinds of vegetables in his garden.
What is plants?
The spring flowers bloom in the garden.
What is bloom?
He planted tomatoes last year.
What is past tense?
Some baby carrots have sprouted already.
What is have?
Elise (gave, gived) a bushel of vegetables to her grandmother.
What is gave?
The carrots (grow, grows) underground.
What is grow?
Gentle rains help the new plants.
What is help?
Amy plants yellow squash and white onions.
What is present tense?
I am planting lettuce in my garden this year.
What is am?
Tommy's family has (eated, eaten) lunch already.
What is eaten?
The pumpkin stalk (shoot, shoots) up with swirls and yellow flowers.
Warm sunshine strengthens the young stalks.
What is strengthens?
Dylan watered his garden last night.
What is past tense?
That tomato plant has grown three inches since last week.
What is has?
The cardinals (singed, sang) a cheerful tune.
What is sang?
The boys (skip, skips) down the road.
What is skip?
The gardener pulls the weeds from the rich soil.
What is pulls?
He will weed it tomorrow after school.
What is future tense?
We are eating vegetable stew tonight for supper.
What is are?
We have (seen, sawed) rabbits in the garden.
What is seen?