Grammar Assessment: Complete Subjects and Predicates

Choose the complete subject from the following sentence:

Just in case you forgot, my friends will be visiting tomorrow.

• Just in case you forgot

• you

• my friends

• tomorrow

Choose the complete predicate from the following sentence:

Just in case you forgot, my friends will be visiting tomorrow.

• will be visiting tomorrow just in case you forgot

• will be visiting

• my friends

• tomorrow

Choose the complete predicate from the following sentence:

My brother runs track.

• My brother

• track

• runs

• runs track

Choose the complete predicate from the following sentence:

Nobody will be running for president.

• will be

• Nobody

• will be running for president.

• nobody will be

Choose the complete predicate from the following sentence:

You must vote for the best candidate.

• must vote

• for the best candidate.

• must vote for the best candidate.

• candidate.

Choose the complete predicate from the following sentence:

Gloria, Richie, and Fiona are walking to the theater this afternoon.

• are walking to the theater this afternoon

• are walking

• Gloria, Richie, and Fiona

• this afternoon

Choose the complete predicate from the following sentence:

If you don't go home, I will call your mother.

• will call your mother

• you

• I

• I will call your mother if you don't go home

Choose the complete predicate from the following sentence:

Whatever you prefer to eat, I will buy.

• you

• will buy

• will buy whatever you prefer to eat

• I

Choose the complete predicate from the following sentence:

I dislike candy corn.

• I

• corn

• dislike

• dislike candy corn

Choose the complete predicate from the following sentence:

Whitney Houston began singing in the church at a very young age.

• church

• young

• began singing in the church at a very young age

• Whitney Houston