Practice: Word Order

The subject is the one performing the action. In this case, 'He' is the correct answer.

The verb must agree with the subject. 'Children' is plural so the verb 'play' is used without -s.

Adverbs describe how an action is performed. 'Quickly' is an adverb, while 'quick' is an adjective.

'In' is used for cities, countries and large areas.

First person 'I' uses base form without -s.

Third person singular needs -s. In Spanish 'lava' changes, but in English only he/she/it adds -s.

The verb must agree with the subject. 'They' is plural so the verb 'live' is used without -s.

Third person singular needs -s.

First person plural 'we' uses base form without -s.

With 'he/she/it', use 'doesn't' instead of 'don't'.

Missing -s for third person singular (he/she/it).

The verb must agree with the subject. 'They' is plural so the verb 'live' is used without -s.

With frequency adverbs like 'always', the simple present is used, not the present continuous.