Subject Predicate IdentificationSet 38

1Select the part of the sentence below that is the SUBJECT:A snow storm hit Los Angeles during winter break.
2What is the predicate adjective in this sentence? She is so friendly.
3The little boy drank his bottle of milk.
4Identify the subject:Roland sieht heute ein Horrorfilm
5Sarah found some money under the table.
6Identify the simple subjects in the sentence.Life in the city is often hectic.
7Is this a complete sentence or a fragment?Is chocolate.
8Complete or Incomplete?walked in the park.
9Identify the subject and verb in the sentence: The cat runs swiftly.
10Our little pony. Is this a complete thought?
11The laptop they bought is black with silver keys.
12This fragment is missing the subject or predicate:Came to my house
13Todd Mitchell from Dallas asked about a tandem.
14Identify the subject(s) of the sentence.To my horror, I discovered the hall full of black, acrid smoke.
15Compound subject, predicate, or both?Amy finished her work and put her books away.
16What is the subject in the sentence below. My study group meets on Tuesday afternoons.
17It contains a group of words and expresses a complete thought. It also consists subject and predicate.
18Find the subject and predicate in the sentence. The dancing princess wore a pink dress.
19A sentence fragment (incomplete sentence) .....
20Identify the SUBJECT:We are playing basketball.
21Which of the following tells what a subject is or does?
22The cats were fighting bitterly(is "the cats were" was predicate
23The "Sentence Core" refers to the primary ..... (s) and ..... (s) of a sentence.
24Does the sentence have a compound subject or a compound predicate?My mother, my cousin, and I went to the store together.
25In the sentence: "The birds fly across the sky," what is the subject?
26Identify the SUBJECT:It was incredible.
27Is this a sentence or a fragment?Swayed in the wind.
28I sneeze all the time. I have .....
29SUBJECT VERB OBJECTMy mother cooks good food.
30A complete sentence must contain .....
31Find the subject of the following sentence: The horse appeared at the starting line.
32The red polka dot ball rolled down the hill.
33Select the SUBJECT for the following sentence:Jane and Jim like to eat ice cream.
34How many sentences are there?
35Which one is the subject:A dog barked at the squirrel.
36In the sentence: "Did the team win the game?"
37Which of the following sentences demonstrates correct syntax?
38Find the simple subject:Uncle Bert examined a mountain bike to see if it was worth the money.
39In the ESL lesson tomorrow you will have a vocabulary test.the simple subject is .....
40ONLY following a linking verb, what do we call the word in the predicate that renames the subject of a sentence?
41After the rain stops.
42..... was my younger brother who finally took responsibility for the mistake.
43Students who come to Portugal enjoy our hospitality and food.
44Compound subject, predicate, or both?The teachers and students walked to Circle Pizza and ate lunch.
45Complete or Incomplete?lost his glasses.
46My mother walked into the room
47The students take careful notes.
48True or false-this is a complete sentence:Ronny ran.
49In the sentence 'The book on the table is mine', what is the subject?
50Is there a sentence fragment?At the conclusion of the War of 1812, the youngest general in the army was Winfield Scott. Whose tactical methods and regulations came to define the U.S. Army for most of the nineteenth century.
51Who is on first base?
52Smoke from factories affects .....
53Identify the correct sentence structure for the sentence below:Jayson competes.
54Find the subject:Close the door.
55What is the simple subject in this interrogative sentence?Do fresh vegetables appeal to you?
56IDENTIFY Complete or Fragment AND if it is a fragment, what's missing subject, verb, and/or incomplete thought? Play in the yard every day.
57Choose the sentence that uses Mike as a noun.
58Who is the subject of this sentence?Ramiro and Eh Thaw fell asleep in class.
59The Model of the Parts of the Sentence does not include
60Identify the pink words in the simple sentences: Yasmin yawned.
61Specific or Not Specific?I will read more.