Free Subject-Verb Agreement MCQs with Answers

• A. It was
• B. It is
• C. He was
• D. She was

Explanation: I had an unexpected guest today. It was my old classmate.

• A. Is having
• B. Having
• C. Have
• D. Has

Explanation: This option is correct. "Is having" is the present progressive (continuous) tense form of the verb "have," used to indicate an action that…

• A. Had taken place
• B. Have taken place
• C. Are taken place
• D. Were taken place

Explanation: This option is incorrect because "have taken place" is the present perfect tense, which indicates actions that started in the past and…

• A. Has been chased
• B. Was being chased
• C. Is being chased
• D. Is chased

Explanation: The word LOOK with an exclamation mark tells that the cat is chasing the hamster right now so the present continuous tense will be used.

• A. Was being sold
• B. Will be sold
• C. Is sold
• D. Has been sold

Explanation: Has been sold" will be used here as the event took place in the past.

• A. Repair, make
• B. Repaired, made
• C. Repaired, make
• D. Repair, made

Explanation: The sentence involves two actions that have already been completed. Therefore, both verbs should be in the past tense."Repaired" is the…

• A. Spends
• B. Have spent
• C. Was spending
• D. Is spending

Explanation: The sentence talks about a completed period in the past (childhood) with relevance to the present, which is best expressed using the…

• A. Halt
• B. Halted
• C. Had halted
• D. Has halted

Explanation: The past is used to describe things that have already happened. So B is the correct answer

• A. Decided
• B. Decides
• C. Decide
• D. Was decide
• E. Deciding

Explanation: The correct sentence is: One must consider about any matter before deciding it. So option E is the correct option.

• A. Am seeing
• B. Have seen
• C. Was seen
• D. Saw

Explanation: "When I opened my eyes" sets the context in the past."Saw" is the past tense of "see," which correctly matches the past tense…

• A. are shouting/are keeping
• B. were shouting/kept
• C. shouted/have been keeping
• D. have shouted/had kept

Explanation: "Were shouting" is the past continuous tense, which describes an action that was ongoing in the past ("last night")."Kept" is the past…

• A. the
• B. is
• C. are
• D. were

Explanation: In this sentence, the verb "is" is used to establish the subject-verb agreement.

• A. However
• B. Therefore
• C. On the other hand
• D. Still

Explanation: This is the correct answer. "Therefore" is used to show a logical consequence or conclusion.

• A. Do ... have
• B. Does.. have
• C. Do .. has
• D. Does.. has

Explanation: Do is used for plural subject and does is used for singluar subject and anyone shows singular subject.so, first blank is does.

• A. Has
• B. Are
• C. Have
• D. Were

Explanation: Option A: Has is used as a singular verb and the subject is plural hence this is incorrect.Option B: It would be incorrect to use are…

• A. Is
• B. Are
• C. Was
• D. Be

Explanation: In the case of a plural subject, the correct helping verb would be 'are' or 'were'.

• A. worries
• B. worry
• C. worried
• D. worrying

Explanation: Since the noun is plural (friends), the verb will singular: worry.

• A. Has
• B. Have
• C. Had
• D. Will have left

Explanation: "Have" is used to refer to events in the present tense and is also used to refer to plural pronouns, e.g., roommates.

• A. Belong
• B. Belonging
• C. Belongs
• D. Was belong

Explanation: The correct answer is "Some of the books on the table belong to me." The subject of the sentence is "some of the books", which is plural.

• A. do ... have
• B. Does ... have
• C. Do ... has
• D. Does ... has

Explanation: Since 'anyone' is indefinite pronoun it will go with 'DOES', and have is always used with the helping verbs such as 'does'.