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Subject Predicate IdentificationSet 50

1Identify the simple subject and the predicate in this sentence:That dangerous huge lion didn't escape from the zoo.

2What's missing?Outside my window.

3Identify the PREDICATEMy friends enjoy this cooking story.

4The object that is in motion is (a).

5On Mondays, Lily plays ball. On Tuesdays, she rides her bike. The next day, she rides pony. Then on Thursdays, she reads books.When did Lily ride pony?

6Identify the simple subject in the sentence below: The tall man climbed the mountain.

7Subject and Predicate: Choose the answer with the complete subject."Birds fly long distances."

8The athletes and coaches practiced the new moves.

9I rode my bike while she ran down the street.

10Leaves fall and cover the ground.

11Is the following a complete sentence or a sentence fragment? 'Running through the forest, the deer was swift and silent.'

12Identify the subject in this sentence:She felt the fear in her bones as she crept through the dark forest.

13What is the predicate adjective in the sentence:'The weather feels chilly'?

14What is the subject of the text referred to as?

15What's missing in this phrase? (subject, predicate, or both)behind the tree

16What is the subject of this sentence ..... The funny circus clown told jokes.

17In the example "I got him to help us, " who is the speaker?

18What are the two essential parts of a simple sentence?

19A pretty dog.

20"Can I speak to Mr. Brown, please?""Hello, ..... Mr. Brown."

21Exercise 2:Identifying Subjects and VerbsIdentify the Subject and Verb in the sentence.7. Charlie combed his hair before the dance.

22Select the correct example of Subject and Clauses

23Was locked inside her room to take a nap.

24In the sentence "Wait a minute!", the predicate has

25The teachers and students need to use an electronic device every day.

26True or False: The words in blue are the predicate part of the sentence?The tree limbs broke from the strong wind.

27Grasses ..... (there is one correct answer)

28Subjective or objective: The students gave him a hard time.

29What does a subject do?

30What is the subject of this sentence? My uncle teaches in California.

31'The player kicked the ball.' In the sentence the subject is:

32A sentence is a set of words with a subject and

33Identify the receiver in the following transitive sentence: Jenn reads several pages of a book each night.

34Which one is the SUBJECT in this sentence?The helicopter lands safely on the pad.

35Choose S if the group of words is a sentence and P if it is a phrase. Capital letters are not use and punctuation marks are not set.i throw my trash in that can

36The rapids in the river were occasional hazards.

37Determine if the following has a compound subject or compound verb.Dillon flirts with and texts Anna now.

38Which sentence tells what someone is doing?

39Do you know a good place to eat around here?

40Is the following group of words a sentence?"The teacher asked the class to quiet down"

41Ms. Anzaldo the math teacher loves cookies

42Our dog and cat have never gotten along. What is the simple subject in the sentence?

43Identify whether the following group of words is a sentence: 'Crumbs on the table'.

44The puppies barked and chased each other in the yard.

45True or False: In the sentence "Birds fly," the word "fly" is the subject.

46Is this a complete sentence?read a book about plants.

47Exercise 2.5:Identifying Subjects and Subject ComplementsIdentify the words being linked by the linking verb (i.e. the Subject and Predicate Nominative/Adjective).24. The baby's hair felt sticky from the candy.

48What is missing from this sentence?:I am here.

49Identify the simple subject in the sentence: "The tall man with a hat is my uncle."

50Identify the predicate adjective in the sentence:The dog seems tired.

51In the sentences below, draw a line between the complete subject and the complete predicate. Then, write S above the subject and P above the predicate. 4. We will go to the store this afternoon.

52Find the simple subject:I could not believe how quickly the weather changed.

53In the morning the sleepy guard opened the gate to the park.The SUBJECT in the sentence is

54Match the rest of the sentence: The

55A hot tempered baseball player, Roger charged the pitchers mound when he was struck by the ball.

56I couldn't do my math assignment because I couldn't find my math book.

57There is a subject and a predicate in both independent and dependent clauses.

58Is this a sentence fragment?In honor of Washington Irving's famous tale, the town of North Tarrytown, New York, voted to rename itself Sleepy Hollow in 1996.

59Students sometimes play basketball during this lesson.

60Find the Subject!All of the CDs, even the scratched one, plays well on my new CD player.

61What does SUBJECT mean?