Subject Predicate Phrase Clause

A phrase has

• Only a subject or a predicate

• both a subject and a predicate

• a subject

• a noun

Which example is a phrase that is missing a subject

• The dog barked loudly

• She is reading a book

• The tall student

• Running down the street

Which of the following is a dependent clause

• dependent clause is a type of independent clause.

• dependent clause is an incomplete thought that cannot stand alone.

• dependent clause is a complete thought that can stand alone.

• dependent clause is always a single word.

What is the COMPLETE predicate of the following

Mrs. Dunbar has a class.

• has

• has a class

• class

• Mrs. Dunbar

The princess walked into the factory and slipped.
What is the predicate of the sentence?

• walked into the factory

• the princess

• walked into the factory and slipped

• and slipped

Which is an independent clause

• The cow jumped.

• Since the cow jumped over the fence

• Since the cow jumped over the fence we have to build a taller one.

• The cow is

which of the following is a phrase

• A clause

• A phrase

• A sentence

• A word

which of the following is a dependent clause example

• has a class

• Mrs Dunbar has a class that day

• Since Mrs. Dunbar has a class that day

• Mrs Dunbar

in the sentence: Since Mrs. Dunbar has a class that day she cannot go to the beach how many subjects are there

• 1 Mrs. Dunbar

• 2- Mrs. Dunbar and she

• 0- its a phrase

• 4

Clauses.....

• Smile like Santa because they have a subject and a predicate.

• Pout because they don't have a subject or a predicate.