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Every, each, all

10 sentences · Choose the verb after every, each or all, Fix the verb after every, each or all

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Every and each mean one at a time, so the verb takes -s: every cow eats grass. All means the whole lot: all cows eat grass.

  1. Example 1Choose the verb that goes with every, each or all.

    Every tadpole ____ in ponds. swimswims

    Every tadpole swims in ponds.

    The subject is tadpole: just one, so the verb is swims.

1 / 10 C34Choose the verb that goes with every, each or all.

All zebras ____. runruns

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Example · Choose the verb that goes with every, each or all.Every tadpole ____ in ponds. (swim / swims)Every tadpole swims in ponds.
Example · Fix the verb after every, each or all.Every shark dive.Every shark dives.
  1. Choose the verb that goes with every, each or all.All zebras ____. (run / runs)
  2. Choose the verb that goes with every, each or all.Every plane ____. (land / lands)
  3. Choose the verb that goes with every, each or all.All dogs ____ meat. (eats / eat)
  4. Choose the verb that goes with every, each or all.Each frog ____. (croaks / croak)
  5. Choose the verb that goes with every, each or all.Each flower ____. (bloom / blooms)
  6. Fix the verb after every, each or all.All whales dives.
  7. Fix the verb after every, each or all.Each guest cheer.
  8. Fix the verb after every, each or all.Each clown dance.
  9. Fix the verb after every, each or all.All coaches jogs.
  10. Fix the verb after every, each or all.All butterflies flies.
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Every, each, all · answer key

  1. run

    The subject is zebras: more than one, so the verb is run.

  2. lands

    The subject is plane: just one, so the verb is lands.

  3. eat

    The subject is dogs: more than one, so the verb is eat.

  4. croaks

    The subject is frog: just one, so the verb is croaks.

  5. blooms

    The subject is flower: just one, so the verb is blooms.

  6. All whales dive.

    The subject is whales: more than one, so the verb is dive.

  7. Each guest cheers.

    The subject is guest: just one, so the verb is cheers.

  8. Each clown dances.

    The subject is clown: just one, so the verb is dances.

  9. All coaches jog.

    The subject is coaches: more than one, so the verb is jog.

  10. All butterflies fly.

    The subject is butterflies: more than one, so the verb is fly.

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