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Subject or Predicate?


Froggy Jumps Subject or Predicate?Version en ligne Identify the sentence part par Leana Roman 1 The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. - which is the FOX? a Subject b Predicate c X 2 A group of students filed into the hall for assembly. -- GROUP OF STUDENTS a X b Predicate c Subject 3 During the concert, the orchestra played beautifully. - PLAYED BEAUTIFULLY a Subject b Predicate c X 4 Maria and her brother won the science fair. -- MARIA AND HER BROTHER a Predicate b Subject c X 5 The sprawling garden needs extensive maintenance this weekend. -- SPRAWLING a Predicate b x c Subject 6 After the rain stopped, we continued our hike. --- CONTINUED OUR HIKE a X b Predicate c Subject 7 My brother and sister love to eat tacos and nachos on Tuesdays. - BROTHER AND SISTER a Subject b Object c Predicate 8 In the attic, dusty boxes lay untouched for years. --- LAY UNTOUCHED a Subject b Object c Predicate 9 Sunlight streamed through the windows, warming the room. --- STREAMED THROUGH WINDOW a Predicate b Subject c Object 10 Lightning flashed across the sky, illuminating the valley. --- FLASHED a x b Subject c Predicate 11 To look for the subject, we must ask the question: a WHO b WHY c HOW 12 To look for the predicate, we must ask the question: a HOW b WHO c WHY 13 Tell us something about what the subject is or does a PREDICATE b SUBJECT c OBJECT 14 It is what or who the sentence is about. a SUBJECT b OBJECT c PREDICATE 15 "I, us, she" are examples of: a Subject b Predicate c X 16 He was awakened by the sound. What is "AWAKENED"? a subject b predicate c X

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Subject or Predicate?Version en ligne

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The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog. - which is the FOX?

A group of students filed into the hall for assembly. -- GROUP OF STUDENTS

During the concert, the orchestra played beautifully. - PLAYED BEAUTIFULLY

Maria and her brother won the science fair. -- MARIA AND HER BROTHER

The sprawling garden needs extensive maintenance this weekend. -- SPRAWLING

After the rain stopped, we continued our hike. --- CONTINUED OUR HIKE

My brother and sister love to eat tacos and nachos on Tuesdays. - BROTHER AND SISTER

In the attic, dusty boxes lay untouched for years. --- LAY UNTOUCHED

Sunlight streamed through the windows, warming the room. --- STREAMED THROUGH WINDOW

Lightning flashed across the sky, illuminating the valley. --- FLASHED

To look for the subject, we must ask the question:

To look for the predicate, we must ask the question:

Tell us something about what the subject is or does

It is what or who the sentence is about.

"I, us, she" are examples of:

He was awakened by the sound. What is "AWAKENED"?