ENG 11 Grammar: 18.2 Hard-to-Find Subj & Verbs (P. 30)

Exercise 1: Locating Hard-to-Find Subjects

Identify the simple subject(s) in the sentence.

1. Finish your chores first.

• Finish

• your

• chores

• (You)

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CCSS.L.11-12.1

Exercise 1: Locating Hard-to-Find Subjects

Identify the simple subject(s) in the sentence.

2. Where did the customer go?

• Where

• customer

• go

• (You)

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CCSS.L.11-12.1

Exercise 1: Locating Hard-to-Find Subjects

Identify the simple subject(s) in the sentence.

3. Off to the left sat the expectant hunter.

• hunter

• sat

• left

• (You)

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CCSS.L.11-12.1

Exercise 1: Locating Hard-to-Find Subjects

Identify the simple subject(s) in the sentence.

4. Here is the screwdriver from the tool chest.

• Here

• chest

• screwdriver

• tool

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CCSS.L.11-12.1

Exercise 1: Locating Hard-to-Find Subjects

Identify the simple subject(s) in the sentence.

5. Can Billy take the fuzzy llama to school?

• school

• llama

• Billy

• (You)

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CCSS.L.11-12.1

Exercise 1: Locating Hard-to-Find Subjects

Identify the simple subject(s) in the sentence.

6. Call the store before closing time.

• store

• time

• Call

• (You)

Exercise 1: Locating Hard-to-Find Subjects

Identify the simple subject(s) in the sentence.

7. At what time do the gates close?

• close

• gates

• time

• (You)

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CCSS.L.11-12.1

Exercise 1: Locating Hard-to-Find Subjects

Identify the simple subject(s) in the sentence.

8. There is the vegan zombie!

• vegan

• There

• zombie

• (You)

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Exercise 1: Locating Hard-to-Find Subjects

Identify the simple subject(s) in the sentence.

9. Bring the dictionaries to this room.

• Bring

• dictionaries

• room

• (You)

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CCSS.L.11-12.1

Exercise 1: Locating Hard-to-Find Subjects

Identify the simple subject(s) in the sentence.

10. There sits a grand old gentlewoman.

• gentlewoman

• grand

• sits

• (You)

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CCSS.L.11-12.1