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Subject Predicate IdentificationSet 2

1Identify the simple subject in the following sentence: Glands in the snake's head may produce poisonous venom.

2The energetic children ..... Complete each sentence by choosing the appropriate predicate.

3Identify the subject in the sentence: 'The boy broke the vase.'

4My sister and I ride bus 57 home from school.

5A complete sentence has a subject and a predicte

6What is the simple subject in this sentence? Matthew's dad was a pediatrician.

7Which part is the predicate in the sentence: Animals need food, water, and care.

8Predicate means to:

9Read the sentence. Choose whether it has a compound subject or a compound predicate: "The sun and the moon are visible from Earth."

10Gabriella is always going to study for her tests. What is the predicate?

11(The police officer) gave the driver a warning.*

12The girls are visiting Haiti

13What PART OF SPEECH will the PREDICATE always include?

14After dinner I like to have a little sleep in front of the television.the simple subject is .....

15Ella has a busy schedule therefore she has to do some of her homework after dinner

16The main verb phrase of a sentence

17WHY IS THIS A SENTENCE FRAGMENT?Considering that students are always hungry.

18What does a subject tell in a sentence?

19Identify the predicate in the sentence: 'The cat sleeps.'

20Yesterday, I saw some nice shoes which I want to buy soon at the mall.

21"But [the way it had seemed to rear up out of the dark] had thrown her."

22Is the following a complete sentence or a sentence fragment?Descendants of wild mustangs are still used to herd cattle.

23I better study my spelling words.

24If you don't manage your time well

25Is this a complete sentence?We always order pizza.

26Subject or predicate?Micheal and Jeremy went to practice.

27The big dog barked loudly.

28I play tennis very well.I is the ..... of the sentence.

29What are the subjects?Check back tomorrow; I will see if the book has arrived.

30He was a young theological student when he penned the words to this patriotic song.What is the subject of the independent clause and the subject of the subordinate clause?

31Identify the subject: Weeks passed before the last item on the agenda were made final.

32Having shown an unusual gift for music early in his childhood, Louis Armstrong, who was born in New Orleans on August 4, 1901.

33Identify the simple subject.Buses to downtown had standing room only.

34A simple sentence MUST have a

35A mouse is .....

36ID subject: Fifty Canadian geese just flew over the school.

37In the park, the Christmas tree

38Choose the subject of the sentence.There goes that dog that runs wild through the streets.

39Some of the problems lead to degrees in criminology. The subject is:

40Determine if the bolded word in the sentence below is predicate noun or a predicate adjective. The skeleton of a shark is cartilage.

41Which part of the passage is a fragment? 'The children played in the park. While their parents watched from a bench. They had a great time.'

42The post office may deliver the registered article addressed to Lunatics who are adjudged in the inquisition proceedings under the Lunacy Act and for the Administration of whose estates, managers are appointed by the court will be delivered to .....

43The team practiced for the game.

44Linking arms, the two girls skipped home from school.

45WHY IS THIS A SENTENCE FRAGMENT?The students at the school.

46The furry dog

47What do we use the word 'subject' to talk about?

48Subject and Predicate: Choose the answer with the complete subject."The silly cat climbed the curtain."

49Mrs. Aguilar loves her little chocolate cookies.

50Find the Subject!Economics on its own challenges people to think outside the box.

51What the subject is or does

52What does the subject of a sentence typically indicate?

53In the following sentence, what is dog the predicate nominative or predicate adjective?Earth's first space traveler was a dog.

54What's the subject of the following sentence? "Saturday is a fun day."

55Identify the predicate nominative to the following sentence by clicking the correct option. My father grows pears, peppers, and tomatoes in his backyard.

56Cold lemonade tastes good on a hot day.In this sentence, what is the predicate adjective?

57Find the subject of the sentence.Helen cooks dinner every night.

58What is the simple subject / the predicate the following sentence? "There are beautiful mountains and sunsets in Eastern Tennessee."

59For the following items, identify which element of the Sentence Pattern Chart 3/Logical Analysis Box 1 is the capitalized word or phrase. Choose the letter of the correct answer. The EMPTY house was visited by the police because the neighbors reported strange noises.

60What is the predicate nominative?My grandfather is a great baker from Italy.

61What is the predicate in this sentence?The captain ponders.