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A present-tense verb must agree with the subject of the
sentence.
• Add -s to most verbs if the subject is singular, except when
the subject is / or you. Add -es to verbs that end with s,
ch, sh, or x.
The pinwheel spins in the wind. The boy watches.
Do not add -s or -es if the subject is plural.
The boys chase the kite.
Underline the verb that agrees with the subject. Write another
sentence using the same verb.
1. Mr. Wilson (teach, teaches) about the sky.
The teacher teaches about
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2. The Moon (turn, turns) around the Earth.
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3. The light of the Sun (shine, shines) on us.
The sunshines during daytimne
4. Stars (help, helps) me see the path.
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Intervention Practice Grade 2- Unit 3-Week 2



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In each sentence, the verb must agree with the subject in terms of singular or plural form. Here are the correct answers for each sentence and a sample sentence using the same verb: 1. Mr. Wilson teaches about the sky. The teacher teaches science in the classroom. 2. The Moon turns around the Earth. The Earth turns on its axis every day. 3. The light of the Sun shines on us. The sunlight shines through the window in the morning. 4. Stars help me see the path. The stars help sailors navigate the sea at night. By ensuring that the verb agrees with the subject in terms of singular or plural form, you maintain grammatical accuracy in your sentences.

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