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Year 3 Subject–Verb Agreement (is/are, was/were, has/have) Worksheet — Level 1 — Answers

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Year 3 Subject–Verb Agreement (is/are, was/were, has/have) Worksheet — Level 1 — Answers

Circle the verb that matches the subject (one thing or more than one).

1.These apples (answer space) sweet.
  1. Ais
  2. Bare

Answer: are

The subject and the verb must agree: are is right here.

2.This box (answer space) heavy.
  1. Aare
  2. Bis

Answer: is

The subject and the verb must agree: is is right here.

3.The dogs (answer space) hungry.
  1. Aare
  2. Bis

Answer: are

The subject and the verb must agree: are is right here.

4.The cake (answer space) in the oven.
  1. Ais
  2. Bare

Answer: is

The subject and the verb must agree: is is right here.

5.The birds (answer space) in the tree.
  1. Ais
  2. Bare

Answer: are

The subject and the verb must agree: are is right here.

6.Those books (answer space) mine.
  1. Aare
  2. Bis

Answer: are

The subject and the verb must agree: are is right here.

7.We (answer space) ready to go.
  1. Aare
  2. Bis

Answer: are

The subject and the verb must agree: are is right here.

8.The sun (answer space) very bright.
  1. Aare
  2. Bis

Answer: is

The subject and the verb must agree: is is right here.

9.She (answer space) my best friend.
  1. Aare
  2. Bis

Answer: is

The subject and the verb must agree: is is right here.

10.My sister (answer space) at school.
  1. Ais
  2. Bare

Answer: is

The subject and the verb must agree: is is right here.

11.My shoes (answer space) under the bed.
  1. Aare
  2. Bis

Answer: are

The subject and the verb must agree: are is right here.

12.It (answer space) a sunny day.
  1. Ais
  2. Bare

Answer: is

The subject and the verb must agree: is is right here.

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