Parts of a Sentence: Subjects & Predicates (30 Qs}

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[We] [went to the park yesterday].

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[Mark and I] [played basketball with our friends at the park].

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Driving [is dangerous at night].

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[Reading] opens doors to new worlds.

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Luke ate waffles, bacon, toast, and potatoes.

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[Do] [you] [want to eat pasta or pizza]?

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Diego and Roberto washed and waxed the car.

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My mom [told me, "The dog is at the vet]."

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[Staring at the sun] may hurt your eyes.

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[Baseball and football] [are both popular sports].

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