Pick the correct verb to agree with the subject. If the subject is singular, pick the singular verb.
If the subject is plural, use the plural form of the verb.
Click to start the clock.
A big black bat _ across the sky.
Witches and bats _ through the air.
Who _ more candy, Noah or Liam?
Children _ treats on Halloween.
Carving a pumpkin _ a Halloween custom.
Black and orange _ Halloween colors.
On Halloween, everyone _ a costume.
All the teachers _ crazy costumes.
Sofia _ her own zombie costume.
The children _ their own Halloween decorations.
My grandmother _ the best Halloween cupcakes.
Logan and Mia _ special Halloween cookies.
My neighbor _ a toothbrush with her Halloween treats.
Halloween decorations _ pumpkins and bats.
Mia _ to every house on the block while trick or treating.
Many people _ to Halloween parties.
Ava _ 5 candy bars before trick or treating.
My brothers _ all their candy on Halloween night.
The cook _ the filling for the pumpkin pie.
The witches _ the magic brew.
A silly clown _ an orange wig.
The little girls _ black tutus.
A skeleton _ in the closet.
Hundreds of bats _ from the ceiling.
The hairy spider _ up his leg.
Big black beetles _ in the dirt.
The werewolf _ at midnight.
Every night the coyotes _ at the moon.
Ella, in her zombie costume, _ everyone.
Spooky stories _ me.
Her special costume _ in the dark.
The Halloween pumpkins _ brightly in the windows.
The hot apple cider _ delicious.
The candy bars from last year _ stale.
The slimy worm _ through the grass.
The black cats _ along the rooftops.
My dog _ in the basement on Halloween night.
Monsters _ under the bed.
His grandmother _ juice the color of blood.
Vampires _ blood.
Frankenstein _ down my street.
The children _ through the school in a Halloween parade.
Sophia _ at the sight of the black widow spider.
The girls and boys _ in the haunted house.
The little boy _ a giant pumpkin from the patch.
They _ a chocolate bar from the tray of treats.
My father _ a huge jack o’lantern.
The children _ pumpkins for Halloween.
The farmer _ a scarecrow in the pumpkin patch.
The neighbors _ jack o’lanterns in all the windows.
Hilda, a witch, _ in a haunted house.
Cruella and Casper _ in Pumpkintown, South Carolina.
A black cat _ on the fence.
Three pumpkins _ on the table ready to be carved.
A pretty princess _ at the door.
Children _ at all the doors in the building.
Superman’s cape _ caught in the door.
Those chewy candy kisses _ stuck in your teeth.
The ugly witch _ a wart on her face.
The masks _ openings so you can see.
Hudson _ through the graveyard every night.
Children _ from door to door on Halloween.
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