Second Person Verb Agreement Quiz

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Test your English with you-focused verbs.

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Froggy Jumps Second Person Verb Agreement QuizVersión en línea Test your English with you-focused verbs. por Jessica Miller 1 Choose the correct sentence: You is late vs You are late. a You are late. b You is late. c You am late. 2 Which is correct: You have a fine day or You has a fine day? a You has a fine day. b You had a fine day. c You have a fine day. 3 Choose the correct form: You (is/are) my friend. a am b are c is 4 Which sentence is correct: You do not like spicy food or You does not like spicy food? a You not like spicy food. b You does not like spicy food. c You do not like spicy food. 5 With two subjects: She and you (is/are) going to the party. a are b am c is 6 Choose the correct form: You has a car or You have a car? a You have a car? b You has a car? c You having a car? 7 Which is correct: You do not/does not like it? a You do not like it. b You does not like it. c You not like it. 8 Question form: Do you go to school every day or Does you go to school every day? a Do you going to school every day? b Do you go to school every day? c Does you go to school every day? 9 Present perfect with you: You have/has finished your work. a You have finished your work. b You has finished your work. c You having finished your work. 10 Past tense: Yesterday you (walk/walked) to the park. a walked b walk

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Second Person Verb Agreement QuizVersión en línea

Test your English with you-focused verbs.

por Jessica Miller

Choose the correct sentence: You is late vs You are late.

You are late.

You is late.

You am late.

Which is correct: You have a fine day or You has a fine day?

You has a fine day.

You had a fine day.

You have a fine day.

Choose the correct form: You (is/are) my friend.

are

Which sentence is correct: You do not like spicy food or You does not like spicy food?

You not like spicy food.

You does not like spicy food.

You do not like spicy food.

With two subjects: She and you (is/are) going to the party.

are

Choose the correct form: You has a car or You have a car?

You have a car?

You has a car?

You having a car?

Which is correct: You do not/does not like it?

You do not like it.

You does not like it.

You not like it.

Question form: Do you go to school every day or Does you go to school every day?

Do you going to school every day?

Do you go to school every day?

Does you go to school every day?

Present perfect with you: You have/has finished your work.

You have finished your work.

You has finished your work.

You having finished your work.

Past tense: Yesterday you (walk/walked) to the park.

walked

walk

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Second Person Verb Agreement QuizVersión en línea

por Jessica Miller

Choose the correct sentence: You is late vs You are late.

Which is correct: You have a fine day or You has a fine day?

Choose the correct form: You (is/are) my friend.

Which sentence is correct: You do not like spicy food or You does not like spicy food?

With two subjects: She and you (is/are) going to the party.

Choose the correct form: You has a car or You have a car?

Which is correct: You do not/does not like it?

Question form: Do you go to school every day or Does you go to school every day?

Present perfect with you: You have/has finished your work.

Past tense: Yesterday you (walk/walked) to the park.

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