Grammar is Fun!

A complete sentence must have a _______ and predicate and express a complete idea.

Which sentence is not a complete sentence?

• Sam ran.

• They talked.

• The green frog.

• Students study.

Choose the complete sentence(s).

• The cat jumped.

• The cat jumped off the roof.

• The cat jumped off the steep roof.

• The cat jumped off the steep roof and landed perfectly on its feet.

Choose the complete sentence(s).

• The chalk off.

• The girl dusted the chalk off her dress.

• The girl dusted.

• Off her dress.

The following is a complete sentence:

Stop!

• True

• False

Get out of there now!

Who is the subject in the above sentence?

• You

• Me

• There

• Now

Which part of this complete sentence could also stand alone as a complete sentence?

Ben jumps on the trampoline all afternoon.

Choose all of the nouns in the following sentence:

The plane flew high above the puffy white clouds.

• plane

• white

• high

• clouds

The simple subject in a sentence is defined as the action the noun takes.

• True

• False

In the following sentence, who/what is the simple subject?

Despite being warned multiple times, Ryan still jumped out of the tree and broke his leg.