Add an “s” to the verb when the sentence starts with the pronouns: he, she or it.

He ask a difficult question.

She bake a delicious cake.

It grow very fast.

s

s

s

When the sentence starts with the pronouns: I, we, you or they the verb remains the same.

I watch cartoons everyday.

We take a nap at 5 o'clock.

You wake up late on the weekend.

They fly around the tree.

Add an “s” to the verb when the sentence starts with a singular subject noun.

My baby brother drink milk everyday.

The beautiful woman work in a bank.

The dinosaur lay many big eggs.

s

s

s

He

She

It

When the sentence starts with the plural subject noun the verb remains the same.

My cousins and I watch TV.

Many students ride a bus to school.

We

They

1.- I _________ the baseball. (throw – throws)

2.- She ________ a paper doll. (make – makes)

3.- We _________ the window. (break – breaks)

4.- He _________ stamps. (collect – collects)5.- They _________ in a tent. (sleep – sleeps)

6.- It _________ in the ocean. (swim – swims)

7.- You _________ a blue uniform. (wear – wears)

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makes

break

collects

sleep

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wear

1.- My family and I (play – plays) cards.

2.- Pamela (read – reads) with fluency.

3.- Dr. Smith (cure – cures) people.

4.- Reptiles (crawl – crawls) on the ground.

We play cards.

She reads with fluency.

He cures people.

They crawl on the ground.

5.- My puppy (eat – eats) bones.

6.- Jack and Dave (plant – plants) a tree.

7.- Santiago (help – helps) other people.

8.- My friends (buy - buys) chocolate cookies.

It eats bones.

They plant a tree.

He helps other people.

They buy chocolate cookies.