Subject and Predicate

Identify the subject in the sentence: The cat is sleeping.

• cat

• is

• dog

• sleeping

Identify the predicate in the sentence: John plays football every Saturday.

• plays football every Saturday

• John

• plays every Saturday

• football

Which of the following sentences is an imperative sentence? A. Please pass the salt. B. The sun is shining brightly. C. She is reading a book.

• B. The salt is on the table.

• C. Pass me the salt.

• A. Please pass the salt.

• D. The salt shaker is full.

In the imperative sentence 'Clean your room.', where is the predicate located?

• At the beginning of the sentence

• In the middle of the sentence

• In a separate paragraph

• At the end of the sentence

What is the subject in the sentence: The flowers bloomed beautifully in the garden.

• flowers

• sky

• trees

• plants

Point out the predicate in the sentence: The students are studying for their exams.

• studying for their exams

• were studying for their exams

• is studying for their exams

• are studying for their exams

Select the imperative sentence: A. The dog barked loudly. B. Please close the door. C. They went to the park.

• He is reading a book

• She painted a beautiful picture

• Please close the door

• The cat meowed softly

Where is the subject located in the imperative sentence 'Listen carefully.'?

• Conjunction

• Direct Object

• Adverb

• Implied

Identify the subject in the following sentence: The birds chirped happily at dawn.

• sun

• birds

• clouds

• sky

Which of the following sentences is an imperative sentence? A. The baby is sleeping. B. Please bring me a glass of water. C. They are playing in the garden.

• A. The baby is crying.

• D. She is reading a book.

• E. He is driving a car.

• B. Please bring me a glass of water.