Grammar Picnic
Choose the verb after every, each or all
10 sentences · All kinds, Choose the verb after every, each or all, Fix the verb after every, each or all
Read the whole sentence, then choose the word or phrase that completes it.
Practice settings
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.
Example 1Choose the verb that goes with every, each or all.
Every spider ____ on webs.
Every spider crawls on webs.
The subject is spider: just one, so the verb is crawls.
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Two pages: the worksheet, then the answer key.
Choose the verb that goes with every, each or all.
- All ducks ____ on lakes. (float / floats)
- Every guest ____. (cheers / cheer)
- Each child ____ bubbles. (blow / blows)
- All children ____ acorns. (finds / find)
- Each hen ____ eggs. (lay / lays)
- Every waiter ____ soup. (serve / serves)
- Each plant ____. (blooms / bloom)
- Every duck ____. (splashes / splash)
- All tadpoles ____ in ponds. (swims / swim)
- Each baby ____. (yawn / yawns)
- float
The subject is ducks: more than one, so the verb is float.
- cheers
The subject is guest: just one, so the verb is cheers.
- blows
The subject is child: just one, so the verb is blows.
- find
The subject is children: more than one, so the verb is find.
- lays
The subject is hen: just one, so the verb is lays.
- serves
The subject is waiter: just one, so the verb is serves.
- blooms
The subject is plant: just one, so the verb is blooms.
- splashes
The subject is duck: just one, so the verb is splashes.
- swim
The subject is tadpoles: more than one, so the verb is swim.
- yawns
The subject is baby: just one, so the verb is yawns.
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