Independent and Dependent Clauses; Subjects and Predicates

Front

The tall oak trees blow in the wind.

Which part is the PREDICATE?

Options: The tall oak trees, blow, in the wind

Back

blow

Front

Which part is the SUBJECT in the sentence: My teacher, Mr. Smith, gave the class homework? Options: My teacher, Mr. Smith,; gave; the class; homework.

Back

My teacher, Mr. Smith,

Front

In the sentence "Jake wrecked his car.", what is Jake?

Back

Jake is the subject.

Front

What is the predicate in the sentence: "The haircut took only 15 minutes."?

Back

took

Front

Identify the subject: You have a social studies quiz tomorrow.

Back

you

Front

What is the predicate in the sentence: Joe is sad about the cute girl?

Back

is

Front

What does a complete sentence need?

Back

A subject and a predicate.

Front

Before our party on Friday

Back

Dependent Clause

Front

Identify the independent clause: While Cole and Carson play basketball, Isaac and Austin are reading a book.

Back

Isaac and Austin are reading a book.

Front

Which part of the sentence is the dependent clause?

Because they love to read, Sam and Brooke went to the library.
Options:

Because they love to read

,

Sam and Brooke went to the library.

Back

Because they love to read