Free Subject-Verb Agreement MCQs with Answers

• A. Reach
• B. Reaches
• C. Reached
• D. Reaching

Explanation: The sentence is in the present tense and is showing the daily habit of the (second person ). So, 'reaches' will be used.

• A. Are
• B. Is
• C. Was
• D. Were

Explanation: 'Is' is used with singular subjects while 'are' is used with plural subjects. Collective nouns are usually accompanied by 'is'.

• A. Sells
• B. Sell
• C. Has sold
• D. Sold

Explanation: The sentence "He reads books these days" is in the present simple tense and indicates that currently, he is engaging in the activity of…

• A. Need
• B. Needs
• C. Needing
• D. Has need

Explanation: The negative form needn't (or need not) is also used to express necessity or obligation; but in the negative sense-i.e., the absence of…

• A. Come
• B. Comes
• C. Came
• D. Will come

Explanation: Since the term tests is plural, the verb will be singular.

• A. Will
• B. Were
• C. Are
• D. Was

Explanation: Since the noun is plural, the verb will be singular.

• A. going
• B. goes
• C. went
• D. gone

Explanation: As the statement is a question in regards to a specific past time, (the statement says "at that time"), The missing word should be a…

• A. is
• B. are
• C. was
• D. be

Explanation: As the word 'being' is used, the sentence is in the present tense hence the verbs "was" and "be" are incorrect.

• A. Has ... are
• B. Have ... is
• C. Has ... is
• D. Have ... are

Explanation: The sentence is in a present perfect tense, talking about the past and present.

• A. Is
• B. Am
• C. Are
• D. Had

Explanation: "Neither" is a singular pronoun. "Is" is used with third-person singular pronouns, and "Are" is not used as it is used with plural…

• A. Were
• B. Are
• C. Have
• D. Was

Explanation: As the sentence is in the past tense (the word "worried" is used), "was" is correct as it is in the past tense used for the third person…

• A. Are
• B. Is
• C. Has
• D. Have

Explanation: As the subject is a singular noun (the word 'form' is used), the missing word should be "IS".

• A. Has learnt
• B. Have been learning
• C. Has been learning
• D. Has been learns

Explanation: The sentence is in the present continuous tense. 'Has learned' is past tense hence incorrect, 'has been learning 'refers to a plural noun…

• A. Are
• B. Have
• C. Has
• D. Is

Explanation: As the subject is a singular noun (a bouquet ), the missing word should be 'Is'.

• A. has been wiping
• B. have been wiping
• C. wipes
• D. wiped

Explanation: The sentence is in the present continuous tense. 'Has been' is used for singular subjects (incorrect in this case.) 'Have' is used for…

• A. Is
• B. Was
• C. Were
• D. Be

Explanation: 'Is' is used when the noun is singular, which is incorrect in this case as 'assistants' is plural.

• A. Is
• B. Are
• C. Has
• D. Have

Explanation: The sentence "One of my sisters is going on a trip to France" refers to a single sister out of a group of sisters.

• A. Were
• B. Have
• C. Has
• D. Was

Explanation: The word "been" indicates present perfect continuous tense, which is formed by conjugating "has been" with the past participle of the verb…

• A. Is
• B. Are
• C. Was
• D. Were

Explanation: The word "is" is used because "news" is a singular noun and requires a singular verb to agree with it.

• A. Has been
• B. None of these
• C. Will have
• D. Have been

Explanation: 'has been' will be used here instead of 'have been' since while the board does consist of multiple members, it is, itself, a singular…