English Grammar - Sentence Structure

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

• is

• dog

• cat

• sleeping

Which word is the predicate in this sentence: She is reading a book.

• is eating

• is sleeping

• is writing

• is reading

What is the object in the sentence: John bought a new car.

• a new house

• an old car

• the blue sky

• a new car

Rearrange the words to form a correct sentence: Yesterday, went, to, the, park, they.

• They went to the park yesterday.

• They went to park the yesterday.

• The park went to they yesterday.

• Yesterday they went to the park.

Choose the correct sentence structure: He quickly ran to the store.

• Object-Subject-Verb

• Subject-Verb-Object

• Verb-Subject-Object

• Adjective-Noun-Verb

Identify the simple subject in the sentence: The big brown dog chased the cat.

• cat

• brown

• chased

• dog

Which sentence is in the correct order: The children played happily in the park.

• The happily children played in the park.

• Played children in the park happily.

• The children played happily in the park.

• In the park children played happily.

What is the complete subject in this sentence: The old and wise owl hooted loudly at night.

• Hooted loudly at night

• The old and wise owl

• The wise owl

• The old owl

Select the sentence with the correct subject-verb agreement: The team plays well together.

• The team playing well together.

• The team play well together.

• The team plays good together.

• The team plays well together.

Rearrange the words to form a grammatically correct sentence: Always, she, her, homework, does.

• She does always her homework.

• Always does she her homework.

• Her homework always does she.

• She always does her homework.