These exercises will help you practice the key rule from the lesson: adding -s to verbs when the subject is he, she, or it. Complete each activity to check your understanding!
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Exercice 1 — Fill in the Blank: Add -s or Not?
Complete each sentence with the correct form of the verb in brackets.
- She ___ (walk) to school every day.
- They ___ (play) football on Sundays.
- He ___ (read) a book before bed.
- I ___ (drink) coffee in the morning.
Correction
- She walks to school every day.
- They play football on Sundays.
- He reads a book before bed.
- I drink coffee in the morning.
Exercice 2 — Transform the Sentence: Change the Subject
Rewrite each sentence by replacing the subject with the one given in brackets. Change the verb form if necessary.
- I cook dinner at home. (She)
- They work in an office. (He)
- He listens to music. (We)
- You speak English well. (She)
Correction
- She cooks dinner at home.
- He works in an office.
- We listen to music.
- She speaks English well.
Exercice 3 — Spot and Fix the Mistake
Each sentence contains a subject-verb agreement error. Find the mistake and rewrite the sentence correctly.
- She walk to the park every evening.
- He eat breakfast at seven o'clock.
- It rains, but she don't carry an umbrella.
- My brother live in London.
Correction
- She walks to the park every evening.
- He eats breakfast at seven o'clock.
- It rains, but she doesn't carry an umbrella.
- My brother lives in London.
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