Which option correctly identifies the subject and the verb in the sentence? The cat sleeps.

• Subject: “The”; Verb: “sleeps”

• Subject: “cat”; Verb: “sleeps”

• Subject: “The cat”; Verb: “sleeps”

• Subject: “The cat”; Verb: “cat sleeps”

Identify the complete subject and the verb. A beautiful rainbow appeared after the storm.

• Subject: “rainbow”; Verb: “appeared”

• Subject: “A beautiful rainbow”; Verb: “appeared”

• Subject: “beautiful rainbow”; Verb: “after”

• Subject: “A”; Verb: “storm”

Focusing on the **main clause** of the sentence, which option correctly identifies its subject and verb? Although the night was dark, the stars shone brightly.

• Subject: “night”; Verb: “was dark”

• Subject: “the stars”; Verb: “shone”

• Subject: “the stars”; Verb: “shone brightly”

• Subject: “night”; Verb: “shone”

Identify the subject and verb of the **main clause** only. The teacher who inspires me always encourages her students.

• Subject: “teacher”; Verb: “inspires”

• Subject: “The teacher”; Verb: “encourages”

• Subject: “who”; Verb: “inspires”

• Subject: “teacher”; Verb: “always”

Which option best identifies the subjects and verbs in the two independent clauses? I cooked dinner, and my brother cleaned the dishes.

• First clause: Subject: “I”, Verb: “cooked”; Second clause: Subject: “my brother”, Verb: “cleaned”

• First clause: Subject: “I”, Verb: “dinner”; Second clause: Subject: “my brother”, Verb: “dishes”

• First clause: Subject: “I cooked dinner”, Verb: “cooked dinner”; Second clause: Subject: “my brother cleaned the dishes”, Verb: “cleaned the dishes”

• First clause: Subject: “dinner”, Verb: “cooked”; Second clause: Subject: “the dishes”, Verb: “cleaned”

Which option correctly identifies the subject–verb pairs for both clauses? My friends and I went hiking, and we enjoyed the beautiful scenery.

• First clause: Subject: “friends”; Verb: “went”; Second clause: Subject: “we”, Verb: “enjoyed”

• First clause: Subject: “My friends and I”; Verb: “went”; Second clause: Subject: “we”; Verb: “enjoyed”

• First clause: Subject: “My friends”; Verb: “hiking”; Second clause: Subject: “I”; Verb: “enjoyed”

• First clause: Subject: “I”; Verb: “went”; Second clause: Subject: “friends”; Verb: “enjoyed”

Identify the subject and verb in each clause. After the concert ended, we went out for ice cream, and everyone had a great time.

• Subordinate clause: Subject: “the concert”, Verb: “ended”; First main clause: Subject: “we”, Verb: “went”; Second main clause: Subject: “everyone”, Verb: “had”

• Subordinate clause: Subject: “After”, Verb: “ended”; First main clause: Subject: “ice cream”, Verb: “went out”; Second main clause: Subject: “great time”, Verb: “had”

• Subordinate clause: Subject: “concert”, Verb: “had”; First main clause: Subject: “we”, Verb: “had”; Second main clause: Subject: “everyone”, Verb: “went”

• Subordinate clause: Subject: “the concer

Which option correctly identifies the subject and verb in each clause?

• Subject: “rain”; Verb: “poured”

• Subject: “the match”; Verb: “postponed”

• In the subordinate clause: Subject: “the rain”, Verb: “poured”; in the main clause: Subject: “the match”, Verb: “was postponed”

• Subject: “the rain”, Verb: “poured heavily”

Which option correctly shows the subjects and verbs for both clauses?

• First clause: Subject: “She”, Verb: “sings”; Second clause: Subject: “her brother”, Verb: “plays”

• First clause: Subject: “sings”, Verb: “She”; Second clause: Subject: “plays”, Verb: “her brother”

• First clause: Subject: “She sings”, Verb: “sings”; Second clause: Subject: “her brother plays”, Verb: “plays the guitar”

• First clause: Subject: “the guitar”, Verb: “plays”

Identify the subject and verb of the **main clause**.

• Subject: “The little boy”; Verb: “climbed”

• Subject: “boy”; Verb: “loves”

• Subject: “who”; Verb: “climbed”

• Subject: “The little boy”; Verb: “loves”