General Reading · English Grammar — Simple Present Tense, Third-Person Singular and Subject–Verb Agreement
Third-Person Singular: Visual Grammar Guide & 50-Question Practice Workbook
By Badal Paul · Bodhi Books
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Third-Person Singular: Visual Grammar Guide & 50-Question Practice Workbook by Badal Paul (Bodhi Books) is a compact, four-page educational e-book designed using the Bodhi Visual Grammar Learning approach. This resource helps students master the rules of third-person singular verb agreement through clear visual infographics and structured practice exercises. The guide covers the fundamental difference between third-person singular subjects (he, she, it, names, and singular nouns) and other subjects, explaining when to add -s, -es, or -ies in the simple present tense. It includes special verb forms such as has, does, and is, along with common spelling patterns and important rules about base form usage after does and doesn't. With 50 carefully arranged practice questions and a complete answer key, this book supports school students, teachers, tutors, and home learners seeking to improve grammatical accuracy. The A4 layout is compact and suitable for printing, classroom distribution, or digital learning.
Meaning and identification of third-person singular subjects
He, she, it, names and singular nouns
Comparing I/you/we/they with he/she/it
Basic present simple agreement
Introduction to -s, -es and -ies
Common errors and reminders
Page 2 — The -s / -es / -ies Decision Guide
Add -s to most verbs
Add -es to common spelling endings
Consonant + y changes to -ies
Vowel + y takes -s
Special verb forms: has, does and is
Base verbs after does and doesn't
Page 3 — 50-Question Grammar Practice
Section A: Identify the Subject — 10 questions
Section B: Fill in the Correct Verb — 20 questions
Section C: Choose the Correct Form — 10 questions
Section D: Rewrite as Directed — 5 questions
Section E: Find and Correct the Error — 5 questions
Page 4 — Complete Answer Key
Answers to all 50 questions
Correct verb spellings
Model sentence transformations
Corrections of grammatical errors
Essential spelling reminders
Bodhi editorial notes
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AI-Assisted Editorial Note 1 — Production & Format · Editorial production
The supplied description identifies this as a compact, four-page educational e-book with an A4 layout intended for printing, classroom distribution, or digital learning. Because the contents list Page 4 as a complete answer key to all 50 questions, editorial should verify that question numbering on Page 3 aligns with answer entries on Page 4 before finalizing the PDF. Metadata should also reflect the narrow subject scope—simple present tense, third-person singular, and subject–verb agreement—so users understand the guide’s limited coverage.
AI-Assisted Editorial Note 2 — Instructional Design & Classroom Use · Curriculum and teaching support
The provided contents outline five practice sections totaling 50 questions: subject identification, verb fill-ins, form selection, directed rewrites, and error correction. Teachers or tutors may map these sections to specific lesson objectives. The description mentions visual infographics and special verb forms (has, does, is) plus base-form usage after does/doesn’t; editorial should confirm that these visual and explanatory elements remain legible in both A4 print and digital formats, and that the answer key includes the model sentence transformations and spelling reminders noted in the contents.
