ENG 10 Grammar Unit 19 Review: Subj, Pred, and Complements

Exercise 1: Subject & Predicate Split

Select the answer that correctly identifies the split between the subject and predicate.

Surfing became a popular water sport in the 1960's.

• became | a

• Surfing | became

• sport | in

• popular | water

Exercise 1: Subject & Predicate Split

Select the answer that correctly identifies the split between the subject and predicate.

The sport is popular today in the United States, Australia, and Japan.

• sport | is

• today | in

• popular | today

• the | United

Exercise 1: Subject & Predicate Split

Select the answer that correctly identifies the split between the subject and predicate.

A person participating in this sport rides waves in the ocean.

• person | participating

• rides | waves

• waves | ocean

• sport | rides

Exercise 1: Subject & Predicate Split

Select the answer that correctly identifies the split between the subject and predicate.

The surfer lies, kneels, or stands on a surfboard.

• a | surfboard

• stands | on

• lies, | kneels

• surfer | lies

Exercise 1: Subject & Predicate Split

Select the answer that correctly identifies the split between the subject and predicate.

People in Hawaii gave surfing its start hundreds of years ago.

• People | in

• Hawaii | gave

• gave | surfing

• start | hundreds

Exercise 2: Hard-to-Find Subjects

Select the answer that correctly identifies the subject(s) in the sentence.

Do you play beach volleyball?

• beach

• you

• volleyball

• play

Exercise 2: Hard-to-Find Subjects

Select the answer that correctly identifies the subject(s) in the sentence.

Here is the only volleyball net on the beach.

• volleyball

• Here

• beach

• net

Exercise 2: Hard-to-Find Subjects

Select the answer that correctly identifies the subject(s) in the sentence.

Where are the rest of your friends?

• Where

• friends

• your

• rest

Exercise 2: Hard-to-Find Subjects

Select the answer that correctly identifies the subject(s) in the sentence.

Gather your friends to form a team.

• your

• friends

• (You)

• team

Exercise 2: Hard-to-Find Subjects

Select the answer that correctly identifies the subject(s) in the sentence.

Which ball would you prefer to use?

• (You)

• you

• ball

• Which