STRUCTURE: Subject, Object and Predicate

Identify which option divides each sentence rightly into subject and predicate:

The girls are eating.

• The girls / are eating

• The / girls are eating

• The girls are/ eating

• The girls are eating

She carried a big basket.

• she / carried a big basket

• she carried / a big basket

• she carried a / big basket

• she carried a big / basket

The large ship sank into the storm.

• the / large ship sank into the storm

• the large / ship sank into the storm

• the large ship / sank into the storm

• the large ship sank / into the storm

The hunter and his dog crossed the river.

• the hunter and his dog / crossed the river

• the hunter / and his dog crossed the river

• the hunter and his dog crossed / the river

• the hunter and his dog crossed the / river

The girl is in the market

• the / girl is in the market

• the girl / is in the market

• the girl is / in the market

• the girl is in the / market

The national football team of France plays good football

• the national / football team of France plays good football

• the national football / team of France plays good football

• the national football team of France / plays good football

• the national football team of France plays / good football

Breakfast will be ready soon.

• breakfast will be ready / soon

• breakfast will be / ready soon

• breakfast will / be ready soon

• breakfast / will be ready soon

The fruits are delicious.

• the / fruits are delicious

• the fruits / are delicious

• the fruits are / delicious

• the fruits are delicious

My neighbour works in the army.

• my / neighbour works in the army

• my neighbour / works in the army

• my neighbour works / in the army

• my neighbour works in / the army

The pupils feel very happy.

• the / pupils feel very happy

• the pupils / feel very happy

• the pupils feel / very happy

• the pupils feel very / happy.