Sentence Grammar

A subject is composed by a

• noun or a pronoun

• a verb

• an object

• only a noun

A predicate is formed by

• a verb + a complement

• a verb

• a complement

• noun + verb

A complement may be

• a verb + a complement

• an object, a place or time

• a noun

• noun + verb

In the sentence: "I write a novel" Which part is the OBJECT of the sentence?

• write

• I write

• a novel

• I

In the sentence: "I write a novel" Which part is the SUBJECT of the sentence?

• write

• I write

• a novel

• I

In the sentence: "I write a novel" Which part is the VERB of the sentence?

• write

• I write

• a novel

• I

In the sentence: "I write a novel" Which part is the COMPLEMENT of the sentence?

• write a novel

• I write

• a novel

• write

In the sentence: "He doesn't like vegetables" Which part is the COMPLEMENT of the sentence?

• doesn't like

• He doesn't

• doesn't like vegetables

• vegetables

In the sentence: "He doesn't like vegetables" Which part is the OBJECT of the sentence?

• doesn't like

• He doesn't

• doesn't like vegetables

• vegetables

In the sentence: "He doesn't like vegetables" Which part is the VERB of the sentence?

• doesn't like

• He doesn't

• doesn't like vegetables

• vegetables