TASK 1: Directions: Pick out the subject and the verb in each of the sentences below.

Rewrite it on another sheet of paper.

Circle the subject and underline verb.
1. Covid-19 is a pandemic.
2. The World Health Organization is now working for Anti-COVID Vaccine.
3. The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) is an infectious disease caused by a new strain of coronavirus.
4. On 30 January 2020, the Philippine Department of Health has reported the first case of COVID-19 in the country with a 38-year-
old female Chinese national.
5. On 7 March, the first local transmission of COVID-19 was confirmed.
6. PH Solidarity trial for COVID-19 treatments receives green light from ethics review body.
7. This is in response to the World Health Organization’s (WHO) launch of an international randomized and adaptive clinical trial.
8. More than 100 countries have joined the Solidarity trial.
9. There is currently no magic drug or treatment for COVID-19.
10. The country level response is done with support from the WHO regional office and headquarters.
TASK 2: Read the sentences and determine the subject and the verb. Circle the subject and underline the verb.
1. Nicholas James Vujicic was born in Melbourne, Australia.
2. He attempts to commit suicide at the age of 8.
3. His height is 3 feet and 3 inches.
4. His wife is Kanae Miyahara.
5. The challenges of our life are there to strengthen us.
6. Nick continues to push his limits even without arms and legs.
7. Fear is the biggest disability of all.
8. Other than his appearance, he is well-known as motivational speaker.
9. In life, you have a choice. Bitter or Better?
10. There are no short and easy paths to a long and lasting happiness.
TASK 3: A. Subject Hunting! Underline the subject in the sentences below. LIFE is...
1. Life is beautiful but not always easy.
2. Challenges lie in facing them with courage.
3. Happiness, sorrow, victory, defeat, day-night are the two sides of the coin.
4. Life is full of moments of joy, pleasure, success and comfort punctuated by misery, defeat, failures and problems.
5. Difficulties test the courage, patience, perseverance and true character of a human being.
B. Verb Hunting! Underline the verb in the sentences below.
6. Adversity and hardships make a person strong and ready to face the challenges of life with equanimity.
7. Life is and should not be just a bed of roses.
8. Thorns are also a part of it.
9. The thorns remind one of how success and happiness can be evasive.
10. The pain of thorns is short-lived though. 
TASK 4: Directions: Pick out the correct verb form in each of the sentences below. Rewrite it on the space provided.
1. What if everyone in the world (was, were) exactly alike?
2. What if we ________ (listen, listens) to the same music?
3. It_________ (is, are) important to accept people for who they _______(is, are).
4. Differences _________(is, are) important and they should be respected.
5. For example, many important people throughout history _______(was, were) considered different, such as Thomas Edison,
Albert Einstein, Harriet Tubman, Peter Tchaikovsky and Abraham Lincoln.
6. I________ (has, have) been in that situation before, many times.
7. My mom _______(say, says) that I have a tendency of obsessing on certain subjects.
8. Unfortunately, these subjects _______ (do, does) not interest other kids my age.
9. I ________(has, have) different interests , but that_______ (do, does) not give them the right to be so mean and cruel to me.
10. I________ (believe, believes) people should be respected for being different because we _______(is, are) all different in our
own ways.
11. The risk of Covid-19 _________ (increase, increases) with age.
12. Severe illness __________(mean, means) that the person with COVID-19 may require hospitalization.
13. They__________ (is, are) more susceptible to illnesses.
14. It___________ (is, are) especially important for people at increased risk to protect themselves.
15. The best way__________ (is, are) to limit your interactions with other people as much as possible.
16. If you__________ (start, starts) feeling sick, get the attention of a healthcare provider.
17. Face mask, tissues, and a hand sanitizer __________(is, are) necessities.
18. Social distancing ________ (is, are) is closely monitored.
19. Cleaning and disinfection _________ (keep, keeps) you away from the virus.
20. Staying healthy during pandemic_________ (is, are) important.
SUMMATIVE TEST: SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT
A. Circle the correct verb form.
1. Resilience (is, are) not a character trait but a skill, a behavior that you can learn through practice.
2. Mindfulness (allow, allows) you to place anxieties into context and maintain a sense of calm in stressful times.
3. A calm mind (promote, promotes) a healthy body.
4. A helpful way to counterbalance anxiety (is, are) to focus on gratitude, specifically the things you have in your life
that you are grateful for and what they mean to you.
5. Various studies (has, have) indicated that practicing gratitude can potentially have positive impacts on your physical
health as well as your mental health.
6. Gratitude (is, are) not always about counting your blessings,
7. Anxiety, stress and panic (is, are) often a response to a fear.
8. These kinds of feelings (is, are) perfectly understandable in the context of a global pandemic.
9. One way to manage fear (is, are) to have a very good perspective.
10. Remember, life (has, have) many good things to offer.
B. Directions: Write the correct verb form to complete the sentence. New Normal after COVID-19 Pandemic
1. I ___________ (realize, realizes) that this COVID-19 Pandemic has many psychological effects due to the forced
changes in social life.
2. You and I _________(is, are) encourage to make a difference in our abilities and ideals.
3. Many people ________ (begin, begins) to live in a period of transition.
4. Workers _________(adjust, adjusts) to working from home.
5. They __________(change, changes) stalls from the shop to the online platform.
6. He _________(cancel, cancels) a wedding party.
7. It _________ (become, becomes) a habit to wear a mask.
8.-10. As we ____(consider, considers) transition, we _____(acknowledge, acknowledges) there ___(is, are) no quick
wins.

SUMMATIVE TEST: SUBJECT-VERB AGREEMENT

A. Circle the correct verb form.
11. Resilience (is, are) not a character trait but a skill, a behavior that you can learn through practice.
12. Mindfulness (allow, allows) you to place anxieties into context and maintain a sense of calm in stressful times.
13. A calm mind (promote, promotes) a healthy body.
14. A helpful way to counterbalance anxiety (is, are) to focus on gratitude, specifically the things you have in your life
that you are grateful for and what they mean to you.
15. Various studies (has, have) indicated that practicing gratitude can potentially have positive impacts on your physical
health as well as your mental health.
16. Gratitude (is, are) not always about counting your blessings,
17. Anxiety, stress and panic (is, are) often a response to a fear.
18. These kinds of feelings (is, are) perfectly understandable in the context of a global pandemic.
19. One way to manage fear (is, are) to have a very good perspective.
20. Remember, life (has, have) many good things to offer.
B. Directions: Write the correct verb form to complete the sentence. New Normal after COVID-19 Pandemic
1. I ___________ (realize, realizes) that this COVID-19 Pandemic has many psychological effects due to the forced
changes in social life.
2. You and I _________(is, are) encourage to make a difference in our abilities and ideals.
3. Many people ________ (begin, begins) to live in a period of transition.
4. Workers _________(adjust, adjusts) to working from home.
5. They __________(change, changes) stalls from the shop to the online platform.
6. He _________(cancel, cancels) a wedding party.
7. It _________ (become, becomes) a habit to wear a mask.
8.-10. As we ____(consider, considers) transition, we _____(acknowledge, acknowledges) there ___(is, are) no quick
wins.