Identify Subjects and Verbs

Identify the subject and verb.
The wave crashes.

• Subject: wave, Verb: crashes

• Subject: crashes, Verb: wave

• Subject: The, Verb: crashes

• Subject: wave, Verb: The

Identify the verb, subject, and adverb.
The skater practiced nearby.

• Subject: skater, Verb: practiced, Adverb: nearby

• Subject: practiced, Verb: skater, Adverb: nearby

• Subject: nearby, Verb: skater, Adverb: practiced

• Subject: skater, Verb: nearby, Adverb: practiced

Identify the verb, subject, and adverb. The bat slept upside-down.

• Subject: bat, Verb: slept, Adverb: upside-down

• Subject: upside-down, Verb: bat, Adverb: slept

• Subject: slept, Verb: bat, Adverb: upside-down

• Subject: bat, Verb: upside-down, Adverb: slept

Identify the verb, subject, and adverb. The child ate sitting.

• Subject: child, Verb: ate, Adverb: sitting

• Subject: child, Verb: sitting, Adverb: ate

• Subject: ate, Verb: child, Adverb: sitting

• Subject: sitting, Verb: child, Adverb: ate

Identify the verb, subject, and adverb. Gracefully, the skaters moved.

• Subject: skaters, Verb: moved, Adverb: gracefully

• Subject: gracefully, Verb: skaters, Adverb: moved

• Subject: moved, Verb: gracefully, Adverb: skaters

• Subject: skaters, Verb: gracefully, Adverb: moved

Which of the following is a helping verb?

• run

• is

• quickly

• happy

What is the subject in the sentence 'The swimmers were competing'?

• The swimmers

• were

• competing

• The

What is the direct object in the sentence: 'We will investigate the crime.'?

• We

• will

• investigate

• the crime

Which sentence is declarative?

• That window must have been broken.

• Have my jeans been washed?

• How exciting is this new opportunity?

• Where should we go next on this adventure?

Identify the subject and verb in the sentence: 'Does the policeman attend the church?'

• Subject: policeman, Verb: attend

• Subject: church, Verb: attend

• Subject: policeman, Verb: does attend

• Subject: church, Verb: does attend