Complete the sentence with the best subject

Learning Objectives Identify the action word (verb) in a simple sentence. Identify a subject as the 'who' or 'what' doing the action. Tell if a subject is singular (one) or plural (more than one). Choose a singular subject to match a verb ending in '-s'. Choose a plural subject to match a verb without an '-s'. Complete a sentence by selecting the best subject from two choices. Who is jumping on the bed? 🤔 Is it a monkey or many monkeys? Let's find out! Today, we will learn how to pick the perfect 'who' or 'what' for our sentences. This helps our sentences make sense. It makes reading and writing super fun! ✍️ Real-World Applications Telling your friends a story 📖 Writing a card for someone you love ❤️...

TermDefinitionExample SubjectThe subject is the 'who' or 'what' doing the action in a sentence. 🦸In 'The cat sleeps,' the subject is 'The cat'. VerbA verb is an action word. It tells us what the subject is doing. 🏃‍♀️In 'The bird sings,' the verb is 'sings'. SentenceA sentence is a group of words that tells a whole idea. It's a complete thought. 👍'The big dog barks.' is a complete sentence. SingularSingular means there is only ONE of something. अकेलाa ball ⚽, one bee 🐝, a flower 🌸 PluralPlural means there is MORE than one of something. 🎈🎈two balls ⚽⚽, many bees 🐝🐝🐝, some flowers 🌸🌸

The Singular Subject Rule One subject (singular) + action word with an 's' When the subject is just ONE, the verb usually gets an 's' at the end. The Plural Subject Rule More than one subject (plural) + action word with NO 's' When the subject is MORE than one, the verb does not get an 's'.