Subject and Predicate Practice

Which part is the complete subject in this sentence? The cafeteria ladies serve pizza on Fridays.

• pizza on Fridays

• The cafeteria ladies

• serve pizza

• serve pizza on Fridays

Which part is the complete predicate in this sentence? Our teacher reads us a funny story every morning.

• Our teacher

• reads us a funny story every morning

• a funny story

• every morning

What is the simple subject in this sentence? The soccer team won their game at recess.

• recess

• won

• team

• game

What is the simple predicate in this sentence? My little brother plays video games after homework.

• brother

• games

• after homework

• plays

Which sentence has the complete predicate underlined correctly?

• My best friend rides her bike after school.

• My best friend rides her bike after school.

• My best friend rides her bike.

• My best friend rides her bike after school.

Which is a fragment that needs a subject?

• The dog barked loudly.

• Runs quickly on the playground.

• The students ate lunch.

• My teacher smiled at us.

Which is a fragment that needs a predicate?

• My dog.

• My dog barked at the mailman.

• The kids played tag.

• Our class read a story.

Which sentence has both a complete subject and a complete predicate?

• My best friend.

• Rode his bike.

• The class hamster squeaks loudly in his cage.

• After school.

Which part is the complete subject in this sentence? The ice cream truck drives down the street.

• drives down the street

• truck

• The ice cream truck

• street

Which part is the complete predicate in this sentence? My classmates laugh during group work.

• laugh during group work

• My classmates