Subjects, Predicates, Objects, and Complements

Identify the complete subject. Remember to use the correct punctuation, capitalization, and no extra spaces:

The bus driver peered at me.

Identify the complete subject. Remember to use the correct punctuation, capitalization, and no extra spaces:

As he walked to the car, Malcom shivered.

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The black car door swung open.

Identify the complete subject. Remember to use the correct punctuation, capitalization, and no extra spaces:

The inside of the long black limo looked like a dungeon to me.

Identify the complete subject. Remember to use the correct punctuation, capitalization, and no extra spaces:

My mother waited for me.

Identify the complete subject. Remember to use the correct punctuation, capitalization, and no extra spaces:

Both my father and mother starred at me.

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Neither dad nor mom blinked for what felt like an eternity.

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Out of nowhere, Tom and Kim quickly came to my rescue.

Identify the complete subject. Remember to use the correct punctuation, capitalization, and no extra spaces:

The driver, Billy, and dad look puzzled.

Identify the complete subject. Remember to use the correct punctuation, capitalization, and no extra spaces:

My friends and I started to explain the situation.