Subjects/Predicates and Subject/Verb Agreement

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English

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9th Grade

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Easy

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CCSS

L.3.1F, L.3.1E, L.1.1C

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Identify the simple subject in the sentence below:
The brown rabbit hopped in the garden.

brown

rabbit

hopped

garden

Answer explanation

The simple predicate is always a noun or pronoun. There are usually multiple nouns and pronouns in a sentence, so the simple subject is the one doing the action of the sentence.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Identify the simple subject in the sentence below:
Students at our school try to do their best work.

best

school

Students

work

Answer explanation

The simple predicate is always a noun or pronoun. There are usually multiple nouns and pronouns in a sentence, so the simple subject is the one doing the action of the sentence.

Identify the simple subject in the sentence below:
The white blood cells in your body fight disease.

cells

blood

disease

body

Answer explanation

The simple predicate is always a noun or pronoun. There are usually multiple nouns and pronouns in a sentence, so the simple subject is the one doing the action of the sentence.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Identify the simple subject in the sentence below:
The long night passed slowly into daylight.

slowly

passed

night

daylight

Answer explanation

The simple predicate is always a noun or pronoun. There are usually multiple nouns and pronouns in a sentence, so the simple subject is the one doing the action of the sentence.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Identify the simple subject in the sentence below:
Carla's grandfather writes often to his family in Italy.

Italy

family

Carla's

grandfather

Answer explanation

The simple predicate is always a noun or pronoun. There are usually multiple nouns and pronouns in a sentence, so the simple subject is the one doing the action of the sentence.

MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

Identify the simple predicate in the sentence below:
The television drama was very unrealistic.

drama

very

television

was

Answer explanation

The simple predicate is always a verb or verb phrase. If there are multiple words having to do with action in a sentence, the simple predicate is the action that the subject is taking.
Ex: We went on a run.
Went is the predicate, but run is a noun in this sentence.

Identify the simple predicate in the sentence below:
The massive brown bear was wandering through the neighborhood.

was wandering

massive

through

neighborhood

Answer explanation

The simple predicate is always a verb or verb phrase. If there are multiple words having to do with action in a sentence, the simple predicate is the action that the subject is taking.
Ex: We went on a run.
Went is the predicate, but run is a noun in this sentence.

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Subjects/Predicates and Subject/Verb Agreement

21 questions

Identify the simple subject in the sentence below:
The brown rabbit hopped in the garden.

The simple predicate is always a noun or pronoun. There are usually multiple nouns and pronouns in a sentence, so the simple subject is the one doing the action of the sentence.

Identify the simple subject in the sentence below:
Students at our school try to do their best work.

The simple predicate is always a noun or pronoun. There are usually multiple nouns and pronouns in a sentence, so the simple subject is the one doing the action of the sentence.

Identify the simple subject in the sentence below:
The white blood cells in your body fight disease.

The simple predicate is always a noun or pronoun. There are usually multiple nouns and pronouns in a sentence, so the simple subject is the one doing the action of the sentence.

Identify the simple subject in the sentence below:
The long night passed slowly into daylight.

The simple predicate is always a noun or pronoun. There are usually multiple nouns and pronouns in a sentence, so the simple subject is the one doing the action of the sentence.

Identify the simple subject in the sentence below:
Carla's grandfather writes often to his family in Italy.

The simple predicate is always a noun or pronoun. There are usually multiple nouns and pronouns in a sentence, so the simple subject is the one doing the action of the sentence.

Identify the simple predicate in the sentence below:
The television drama was very unrealistic.

The simple predicate is always a verb or verb phrase. If there are multiple words having to do with action in a sentence, the simple predicate is the action that the subject is taking.
Ex: We went on a run.
Went is the predicate, but run is a noun in this sentence.

Identify the simple predicate in the sentence below:
The massive brown bear was wandering through the neighborhood.

The simple predicate is always a verb or verb phrase. If there are multiple words having to do with action in a sentence, the simple predicate is the action that the subject is taking.
Ex: We went on a run.
Went is the predicate, but run is a noun in this sentence.

Identify the simple predicate in the sentence below:
My aunt gave me money for my birthday.

The simple predicate is always a verb or verb phrase. If there are multiple words having to do with action in a sentence, the simple predicate is the action that the subject is taking.
Ex: We went on a run.
Went is the predicate, but run is a noun in this sentence.

Identify the simple predicate in the sentence below:
The girls in the 12th grade choir sung at the concert.

The simple predicate is always a verb or verb phrase. If there are multiple words having to do with action in a sentence, the simple predicate is the action that the subject is taking.
Ex: We went on a run.
Went is the predicate, but run is a noun in this sentence.

Identify the simple predicate in the sentence below:
The bus suddenly stopped at the corner.

The simple predicate is always a verb or verb phrase. If there are multiple words having to do with action in a sentence, the simple predicate is the action that the subject is taking.
Ex: We went on a run.
Went is the predicate, but run is a noun in this sentence.

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21 questions

Identify the simple subject in the sentence below:The brown rabbit hopped in the garden.

The simple predicate is always a noun or pronoun. There are usually multiple nouns and pronouns in a sentence, so the simple subject is the one doing the action of the sentence.

Identify the simple subject in the sentence below:Students at our school try to do their best work.

The simple predicate is always a noun or pronoun. There are usually multiple nouns and pronouns in a sentence, so the simple subject is the one doing the action of the sentence.

Identify the simple subject in the sentence below:The white blood cells in your body fight disease.

The simple predicate is always a noun or pronoun. There are usually multiple nouns and pronouns in a sentence, so the simple subject is the one doing the action of the sentence.

Identify the simple subject in the sentence below:The long night passed slowly into daylight.

The simple predicate is always a noun or pronoun. There are usually multiple nouns and pronouns in a sentence, so the simple subject is the one doing the action of the sentence.

Identify the simple subject in the sentence below:Carla's grandfather writes often to his family in Italy.

The simple predicate is always a noun or pronoun. There are usually multiple nouns and pronouns in a sentence, so the simple subject is the one doing the action of the sentence.

Identify the simple predicate in the sentence below:The television drama was very unrealistic.

The simple predicate is always a verb or verb phrase. If there are multiple words having to do with action in a sentence, the simple predicate is the action that the subject is taking. Ex: We went on a run. Went is the predicate, but run is a noun in this sentence.

Identify the simple predicate in the sentence below:The massive brown bear was wandering through the neighborhood.

The simple predicate is always a verb or verb phrase. If there are multiple words having to do with action in a sentence, the simple predicate is the action that the subject is taking. Ex: We went on a run. Went is the predicate, but run is a noun in this sentence.

Identify the simple predicate in the sentence below:My aunt gave me money for my birthday.

The simple predicate is always a verb or verb phrase. If there are multiple words having to do with action in a sentence, the simple predicate is the action that the subject is taking. Ex: We went on a run. Went is the predicate, but run is a noun in this sentence.

Identify the simple predicate in the sentence below:The girls in the 12th grade choir sung at the concert.

The simple predicate is always a verb or verb phrase. If there are multiple words having to do with action in a sentence, the simple predicate is the action that the subject is taking. Ex: We went on a run. Went is the predicate, but run is a noun in this sentence.

Identify the simple predicate in the sentence below:The bus suddenly stopped at the corner.

The simple predicate is always a verb or verb phrase. If there are multiple words having to do with action in a sentence, the simple predicate is the action that the subject is taking. Ex: We went on a run. Went is the predicate, but run is a noun in this sentence.

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Identify the simple subject in the sentence below:
The brown rabbit hopped in the garden.

Identify the simple subject in the sentence below:
Students at our school try to do their best work.

Identify the simple subject in the sentence below:
The white blood cells in your body fight disease.

Identify the simple subject in the sentence below:
The long night passed slowly into daylight.

Identify the simple subject in the sentence below:
Carla's grandfather writes often to his family in Italy.

Identify the simple predicate in the sentence below:
The television drama was very unrealistic.

The simple predicate is always a verb or verb phrase. If there are multiple words having to do with action in a sentence, the simple predicate is the action that the subject is taking.
Ex: We went on a run.
Went is the predicate, but run is a noun in this sentence.

Identify the simple predicate in the sentence below:
The massive brown bear was wandering through the neighborhood.

The simple predicate is always a verb or verb phrase. If there are multiple words having to do with action in a sentence, the simple predicate is the action that the subject is taking.
Ex: We went on a run.
Went is the predicate, but run is a noun in this sentence.

Identify the simple predicate in the sentence below:
My aunt gave me money for my birthday.

The simple predicate is always a verb or verb phrase. If there are multiple words having to do with action in a sentence, the simple predicate is the action that the subject is taking.
Ex: We went on a run.
Went is the predicate, but run is a noun in this sentence.

Identify the simple predicate in the sentence below:
The girls in the 12th grade choir sung at the concert.

The simple predicate is always a verb or verb phrase. If there are multiple words having to do with action in a sentence, the simple predicate is the action that the subject is taking.
Ex: We went on a run.
Went is the predicate, but run is a noun in this sentence.

Identify the simple predicate in the sentence below:
The bus suddenly stopped at the corner.

The simple predicate is always a verb or verb phrase. If there are multiple words having to do with action in a sentence, the simple predicate is the action that the subject is taking.
Ex: We went on a run.
Went is the predicate, but run is a noun in this sentence.