Simple Present Tense
* They walk to school every day. (Subject "they" is plural, so verb "walk" is plural)
* The dogs bark at the mailman. (Subject "dogs" is plural, so verb "bark" is plural)
* The children play in the park. (Subject "children" is plural, so verb "play" is plural)
* My friends eat pizza every Friday. (Subject "friends" is plural, so verb "eat" is plural)
Simple Past Tense
* The birds sang a beautiful melody. (Subject "birds" is plural, so verb "sang" is plural)
* The cars stopped at the red light. (Subject "cars" is plural, so verb "stopped" is plural)
* We went to the movies last night. (Subject "we" is plural, so verb "went" is plural)
* The students studied for their exams. (Subject "students" is plural, so verb "studied" is plural)
Future Tense
* They will visit their grandparents next week. (Subject "they" is plural, so verb "will visit" is plural)
* The cats will sleep all day. (Subject "cats" is plural, so verb "will sleep" is plural)
* The trees will grow taller in the spring. (Subject "trees" is plural, so verb "will grow" is plural)
* We will eat dinner at 7 pm. (Subject "we" is plural, so verb "will eat" is plural)
Note: You will often find the plural form of a verb ending in "-s" or "-es" in the present tense. This is because the plural form of the verb agrees with the plural subject.
Important:
* Remember that plural subjects need plural verbs.
* If the subject is singular, use a singular verb.
* This applies to all tenses, not just those mentioned above.