Subject-verb agreement is an essential aspect of English grammar that students must master to become proficient writers. Improper subject-verb agreement can lead to confusion, ambiguity, and incorrect meaning in sentences. To make learning subject-verb agreement fun and engaging, teachers can use the subject-verb agreement jeopardy game.

The subject-verb agreement jeopardy game is a game that follows the format of the popular TV game show, Jeopardy. The game consists of different categories such as singular and plural nouns, indefinite pronouns, collective nouns, and compound subjects, among others. Each category has five questions of varying difficulty levels that students must answer.

In each category, the teacher or game host will provide a sentence with an incorrect verb form and ask the students to identify the error and provide the correct verb form. For example, if the category is singular and plural nouns, the sentence could be, « The dogs (barks/bark) loudly at night. » Students will then need to identify that « dogs » is a plural noun and needs a plural verb form, « bark, » making the correct sentence, « The dogs bark loudly at night. »

The subject-verb agreement jeopardy game is an interactive and competitive way for students to learn and practice subject-verb agreement rules. It can be played individually, in pairs, or in teams, making it suitable for classrooms of any size. Students can also create their own jeopardy game using previously learned subject-verb agreement rules or expand the categories to include other grammar topics.

In conclusion, the subject-verb agreement jeopardy game is an excellent way for teachers to engage students in learning subject-verb agreement rules. It not only makes learning fun and interactive but also helps students retain the information more effectively. So, teachers, let`s get ready to play the subject-verb agreement jeopardy game and have some fun!