Subject Predicate IdentificationSet 58

1Find the simple subject: My cousin John looked out of the window to check the sky.
2Name the predicate of the sentence:Water boiled on the stove.
3Lori, Beth, and Sam wrote a play about a zombie apocalypse.
4Of all the countries in that area of the world, perhaps Nigeria has the most potential.What is the subject of this sentence?
5In English, sentences cannot be used without a subject, except in some cases. What is the main difficulty in translating Ukrainian impersonal and indefinite-personal sentences into English?
6Every sentence has how many parts?
7Identifying Simple SubjectsChoose the answer that identifies the simple subject in each sentence. The telephone on the desk rang suddenly.
8In the sentence "The cat purred, and she bounced on the pillow as her owner filled her milk bowl," which part is the simple sentence?
9A fragment is missing which of the following?
10This is not a complete sentence. Does it show a subject or a predicate?Sentence: Laughed and played with her baby brother.
11What is the simple subject of this sentence: "The enormous alligator was laying in the sun."
12She already left when I got there.
13A senator must be ..... years old and a representative of the House must be ..... years old.
14Rob's legs felt itchy and bumpy. What is the subject in this sentence?
15Cold weather and snow
16Dogs like yours make good pets.
17According to the reporter, the creator of the art in both cities was probably between the ages of 15 and 20.What is the subject of this sentence?
18Indicate if the sentences are correct (C) or incorrect (I), Give the reason if your answer is incorrect: Shopping in the downtown area of the city it has improved a lot in recent years
19The history of volleyball.
20What must a sentence have?
21The banana was squished under something heavy that the grocery store clerk threw in on top of it.
22What is missing in the incomplete thought? Kids who play Minecraft.
23Predicate?This car doesn't look like much, nor is it fast, but it gets great gas mileage.
24What is the subject of this sentence?After a priest is murdered, detectives discover that he wasn't the intended victim.
25Planets are much closer to us and are orbiting the ..... at different speeds. Planets appear to move across the
26Is the following a complete sentence, a run-on sentence, or a sentence fragment: jumping across the bridge
27The ..... tells us who or what in the sentence.
28Every simple sentence just have:
29Part of a sentence that consists of a verb or verb phrase; it is the action
30The basketball team won their game last night.
31What did Ann do in the morning?
32Find predicate in the following sentence,"John found a Red Delicious apple on the ground."
33Identify the subject and predicate in the following sentence: The cat is sleeping soundly.
34Is this a sentence fragment?:All of the flowers are from local nurseries.
35Frodo's map led to a treasure chest that he expected to be full of teddy bears.
36Which part of the sentence describes "the verb or action happening in the sentence"?
37Identify the simple subject. Give me your answers!
38Subjects and PredicatesDoes the following sentence contain a compound predicate, compound subject, o both, or none?Juan finished the problem and raised his hand.
39The thief robbed the jewelry store in the shadow of darkness.
40The subject in a sentence .....
41Find the SUBJECT in the following sentence: Denzel Washington is an actor.
42If you put each group of words together in a sentence, what will it become?the parkwent toDavid
43Which part of the sentence is "sang" in "The cartoon choir sang carols in the episode"?
44Is this fragment missing the subject or predicate?Jumped over the fence.
45What part of a sentence tells the details or information about the topic.
46Subject or Predicate? The horse ran through the field.
47Which sentence is a fragment missing a predicate?
48Tried to catch a football at a game.
49What goes at the beginning of the sentence? ..... ran to the park.
50Part of the sentence that contains the topic or the noun/pronoun/gerund.
51Far above the snowcapped mountains.
52Who does Omar practice speaking English with?
53What is the PREDICATE of this sentence?Mr. Morton, a leprechaun hunter, celebrated by grabbing coins.
54True or False: The group of words "Because the game was cancelled" is a complete sentence on its own.
55He jumped on the couch. Identify the predicate.
56What is the main characteristic of a complete sentence?
57Why is it important to include a clear subject in a professional email?
58Who or what is the SUBJECT of this sentence?"My ridiculous dog attacked the squirrel."
59What is the subject in the sentence: "Those soldiers carried guns"?
60Identify the main idea in the sentence: "The boy fell because the floor was wet."
61One in three stressed Americanes copes by shopping.