Subject and Predicate

A complete sentence must have which two things?

• conjunction

• subject

• predicate

• adjective

Answer explanation

A complete sentence expresses a complete thought and must have a subject (noun) and a predicate (verb).

A part of a sentence that is missing either a subject or a predicate is a

• run-on sentence

• fragment

• complete sentence

Choose the correct subject to complete this sentence:

_____________________ ate too much candy for Halloween.

• Aaron and me
• Me and Aaron
• Aaron and myself
• Aaron and I

What is the subject of this sentence?

Dayanna swims every day.

• Swims
• Every day
• Every day swims
• Dayanna

What is the simple predicate of this sentence?

Chris, Miguel, and Gerson traveled to Disney World for vacation.

• Chris
• Miguel, and Gerson
• Disney World
• traveled

What is the simple subject of this sentence?

The big, green, hairy monster chased Joshua around the school.

• Joshua
• monster
• chased
• school

What is the simple predicate of this sentence?

Keyla baked a large cake for Itzel on her birthday.

• Keyla
• large cake
• baked
• Itzel

What is the adjective in this sentence?

Kimchi is a pungent pickle from Korea.

• pungent
• Kimchi
• Korea
• pickle

What is the complete predicate in this sentence?

Rihanna and Yareli finished all their homework.

• all their homework
• finished all their homework.
• Rihanna and Yareli
• homework

What kind of sentence is this?

Alex A., Alex. B, and Lorenzo went to school they finished all their work their teacher was impressed

• run-on sentence
• fragment

• complete sentence