In English Verbs are words that express actions or states of being. The endings of most present-tense verbs do not change unless the subject, or doer of the action, is he, she, it, or a proper name like Pierre. With these subjects, an -s is added at the end of the verb. I sing we sing you sing you sing he, she, it sings they sing A Underline the subject and the verb in each sentence. Two of the verbs end in -s. Circle those two endings. 1. We ride our bikes to school sometimes. 2. Gary rides his bike to school always. 3. Jeannette and Sandra like football. 4. Sandra likes tennis, too. 5. You and Peter go to the movies on Fridays. 6. I play sports after school