Complete Sentences, Fragments, and Objects

Multiple Choice

Identify the subject:

Shirley left the coffee maker on, and it started to smoke.

• Shirley

• coffee maker

• it

• smoke

Multiple Choice

Identify the subject:

As we went to dinner that night, I noticed a shadow in the alleyway.

• went

• I

• we

• noticed

Multiple Choice

Identify the subject:

My mom isn't here.

• my

• isn't

• here

• mom

Multiple Choice

Identify the main verb:

Go to bed before I call your mother.

• go

• before

• call

• mother

Multiple Choice

Identify the main verb:

I will look it up on Google.

• up

• look

• Google

• I

Multiple Choice

Identify the main verb:

Please don't go anywhere.

• go

• don't

• please

• anywhere

Multiple Choice

Identify the subject:

I don't feel like being productive.

• being

• feel

• I

• productive

Multiple Choice

Identify the subject:

Will wouldn't let me leave the infirmary.

• Will

• me

• leave

• infirmary

Multiple Choice

Identify the main verb:

The back of Nico's throat boiled with hatred.

• throat

• hatred

• back

• boiled

Multiple Choice

Identify the main verb:

Clark kept all his personal belongings in his office.

• Clark

• kept

• in

• belongings

Multiple Choice

What is missing?

Under the bed.

• subject

• verb

• incomplete thought

Multiple Choice

What is missing?

The woman in that building.

• subject

• verb

• incomplete thought

Multiple Choice

What is missing?

After we left.

• subject

• verb

• incomplete thought

Multiple Choice

What is missing?

Beside the couch.

• subject

• verb

• incomplete thought

Multiple Choice

What is missing?

Hopped like a flea over the roof.

• subject

• verb

• incomplete thought

Multiple Choice

What is missing?

The man with inhuman strength.

• subject

• verb

• incomplete thought

Multiple Choice

What is missing?

For better or worse.

• subject

• verb

• incomplete thought

Multiple Choice

What is missing?

Left the city in smoke.

• subject

• verb

• incomplete thought

Poll

How do you feel about complete sentences/identifying the fragment?

• Good

• Bad

• I have one or two questions

Multiple Choice

Direct Object: I asked you a question.

• I

• asked

• question

• you

Multiple Choice

Direct Object: He have the phone to his sister.

• he

• sister

• phone

• gave

Multiple Choice

Direct Object: I hope this helps.

• helps

• this

• hope

• I

Multiple Choice

Direct Object: I have written you a note.

• written

• note

• I

• you

Multiple Choice

Indirect Object: I asked you a question.

• I

• asked

• question

• you

Multiple Choice

Indirect Object: He have the phone to his sister.

• he

• sister

• phone

• gave

Multiple Choice

Indirect Object: We threw him a bone.

• We

• him

• bone

• threw

Multiple Choice

Indirect Object: My spouse left a gift for me on the table.

• spuse

• gift

• table

• me

Poll

How do you feel about direct/indirect object?

• Good

• Bad

• I have one or two questions