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    This document appears to be a pre-test and post-test for students on verb conjugation and subject-verb agreement. The pre-test contains 3 sections with multiple choice questions testing verbs in sentences with subjects that are singular and plural nouns, as well as compound subjects connected with "and" and "or". The post-test contains sentences for students to underline the subject and choose the correct verb. This assessment is testing students' understanding of verbs matching subjects in number and person.

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    Name: ____________________________________ Year & Section: ___________

    PRE-TEST

    A. Direction: Choose the correct verb in the parenthesis to complete the sentences.
    1. EJ, not one of his brothers (is, are) getting the job.
    2. Neither Imelda nor her brothers (attend, attends) the seminar.
    3. The bank employees (has, have) an urgent meeting.
    4. The janitor, together with the students (sweep, sweeps) the school grounds.
    5. Either the salesladies or the cashier at the department store (watch, watches) the
    customers.
    6. The teacher along with his students (demonstrate. Demonstrates) the dance steps.
    7. Albert or Jaime (is, are) going to buy a new car.
    8. They (do, does) their work patiently.
    9. The owner and manager of the store (treat, treats) his workers fairly.
    10. Fresh fishes (is, are) sold at high prize.

    B. Identify the correct verb to be used in each sentence.


    1. Athletics (makes, make) our body physically fit and strong.
    2. There (is, are) numerous ways to establish friendly relations with peers.
    3. Guavas (is, are) a good source of Vitamin C.
    4. The principal (doesn’t, don’t) agree with Aida’s decision.
    5. A number of workers (rally, rallies) in front of the factory.
    6. Measles (keeps, keep) children in bed for days.
    7. The number of laborers (work, works) beyond cut-off hours.
    8. News on TV and radio nowadays (is, are) alarming.
    9. The one fruit that I bought (is, are) apples.
    10. The freshman students (doesn’t, don’t) disobey their teachers.

    C. Direction: Choose the correct verb to be used to complete each sentence.


    1. Few of my classmates (is, are) going to attend the JS Prom.
    2. Some of the video tapes (was, were) left in the court room.
    3. (Has, Have) the dancers prepared their costumes already?
    4. Here (come, comes) the bride and her father.
    5. Many athletes (participate, participates) in the Asian Olympics.
    6. Some of the wine (was, were) sour.
    7. Three years (is, are) a long time to spend away from home.
    8. Everything (is, are) ready for the field trip.
    9. Two kilos of tomatoes (has, have) been picked from this farm.
    10. Five kilometers (is, are) too long for me to walk.
    Name: ____________________________________ Year & Section: ___________

    POST-TEST

    Direction: Underline the subject and choose the correct verb in each of the following sentence. 

    1.  Each of the men (were/was) given ten minutes to speak to the president of the company.
    2.  Beyond the river (is/are) a dress store and a shoe store.
    3.  Here (is/are) your notebook and dictionary.
    4.  Neither of the corporations (has/have) received the necessary state charter yet.
    5.  My entire supply of checks (was/were) missing.
    6.  Physics (is/are) taken by many students to complete their science requirement.
    7.  A natural monopoly (is/are) public utilities.
    8.  Neither of the unions (has/have) studied the working conditions yet.
    9.  Sitting in the chair by the file cabinets (is/are) the secretary.
    10.  The data (was/were) published by the company.
    11.  The cost of goods (vary/varies) greatly in the different states.
    12.  Where (is/are) one of the letters from Brown and Company?
    13.  Neither of the salesmen (wants/want) to help me.
    14.  One of the trade marks (has/have) not been registered yet.
    15.  Five percent of the profits (is/are) to be distributed to the stockholders.
    16.  Food tests taken on Friday (confirm/confirms) my original diagnosis.
    17.  Neither the employers nor the union (desire/desires) a strike votes.
    18.  Neither the size nor the color of the envelopes (are/is) correct.
    19.  Each of the loans (has/have) been recalled by the bank.
    20.  The news of the economic decline (has/have) been upsetting.
    21.  Everyone who bought stocks last year (has/have) hoped to see an increase in their value.
    22. The Seattle Times (is/are) sold widely.
    23.  Neither the rain nor the dropping temperatures (suggest/suggests) good weather over the
    weekend.
    24.  One of the children who (play/plays) soccer so very well is sitting on the sidelines.
    25.  The team (have/has) turned in their uniforms for the season.

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