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Grade 6 Subject-Verb Agreement
Indicate if the sentence in subjunctive mood is a wish, request, or contrary to fact.
I begged that he be more tolerant with her.
  1. wish or desire
  2. request, command, or suggestion
  3. contrary to fact
Grade 6 Subject-Verb Agreement
The tear in his shirt (was, was not) barely noticeable.
  1. was
  2. was not
Grade 6 Subject-Verb Agreement
Which of the following sentences has the correct subject-verb agreement?
  1. Neither Mary nor Helen were at the game.
  2. The news of the presidential appointment consist of a single paragraph on page three.
Grade 6 Subject-Verb Agreement
Miriam and Colleen                 study with us.
  1. doesn't
  2. don't
Grade 6 Subject-Verb Agreement
Which sentence below is written with correct subject/verb agreement?
  1. Camille and Vanessa eats lunch together.
  2. Camille and Vanessa eated lunch together.
  3. Camille and Vanessa eat lunch together.
  4. All of the above
Grade 6 Subject-Verb Agreement
Indicate if the sentence in subjunctive mood is a wish, request, or contrary to fact.
If she were smaller, the problem would not be as bad.
  1. wish or desire
  2. request, command, or suggestion
  3. contrary to fact
Grade 6 Subject-Verb Agreement
Indicate if the sentence in subjunctive mood is a wish, request, or contrary to fact.
My dad insists that she be kept off the furniture.
  1. wish or desire
  2. request, command, or suggestion
  3. contrary to fact
Grade 6 Subject-Verb Agreement
Indicate if the sentence in subjunctive mood is a wish, request, or contrary to fact.
He wishes she were kept in the kitchen at all times.
  1. wish or desire
  2. request, command, or suggestion
  3. contrary to fact
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