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Grade 5 Subject-Verb Agreement
We woke up early and were off to school before the sun                .
  1. raised
  2. rose
Grade 5 Subject-Verb Agreement
Make sure the subject and the verb agree in the following sentence.
My friend                 every year in March and then again in July.
  1. visit
  2. visits
Grade 5 Subject-Verb Agreement
The boys                 their teacher.
  1. respects
  2. respect
Grade 5 Subject-Verb Agreement
Choose the form of the verb that agrees with the subject.
Chris                 the answers in a journal.
  1. write
  2. writes
Grade 5 Subject-Verb Agreement
Choose the sentence that is written correctly.
  1. Those trees are losing their leaves.
  2. Those tree is losing their leaves.
  3. Those tree are losing their leaves.
  4. Those trees is losing their leaves.
Grade 5 Subject-Verb Agreement CCSS: CCRA.L.1, L.5.1
The sentence below has correct subject-verb agreement.
Cats like to eat tuna.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 5 Subject-Verb Agreement
You               try using a stepladder.
  1. have to
  2. could
  3. will
  4. may
Grade 5 Subject-Verb Agreement

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Which choice explains the error in sentence 4?
  1. Incorrect verb tense
  2. Incorrect punctuation
  3. Incorrect capitalization
  4. Correct as is.
Grade 5 Subject-Verb Agreement
Choose the sentence that is written correctly.
  1. I always eats three meals a day.
  2. We always eats three meals a day.
  3. Gavin always eats three meals a day.
  4. They always eats three meals a day.
Grade 5 Subject-Verb Agreement
Which conjunction is missing from the sentence below?

                habitat loss is a big problem for tigers, it is not the only danger they face.
  1. Although
  2. Since
  3. Before
  4. Because
Grade 5 Subject-Verb Agreement
I started                 baby chicks about a year ago.
  1. raising
  2. rising
Grade 5 Subject-Verb Agreement CCSS: CCRA.L.1, L.5.1
The sentence below has correct subject-verb agreement.
Dogs likes to chew on bones.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 5 Subject-Verb Agreement CCSS: CCRA.L.1, L.5.1
The sentence below has correct subject-verb agreement.
Keisha needs to go to the store.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 5 Subject-Verb Agreement
Which conjunction is missing in the sentence below?

Tigers in some areas are destroyed                 poachers kill them for their skins.
  1. during
  2. because
  3. although
  4. before
Grade 5 Subject-Verb Agreement
Determine the best subject-verb agreement.
Scott                 the poet questions.
  1. ask
  2. asks
Grade 5 Subject-Verb Agreement
Identify the best subject-verb agreement.
Lions and tigers                 cats.
  1. is
  2. are
Grade 5 Subject-Verb Agreement
Determine the best subject-verb agreement.
This vase of flowers                 a lovely display.
  1. make
  2. makes
Grade 5 Subject-Verb Agreement
Choose the best form of the verb to complete the sentence.

Who                on my hat?
  1. sit
  2. set
  3. sat
  4. sitted
Grade 5 Subject-Verb Agreement
Everyone                 for the singing of the national anthem.
  1. raised
  2. rose
Grade 5 Subject-Verb Agreement
Which conjunction is missing from the sentence below?

Cats and dogs have learned to depend on humans,                 they are considered "domesticated" animals.
  1. but
  2. so
  3. unless
  4. and
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