Exploring Compound Subjects and Conjunctions

What is the subject in the sentence 'Isabelle made a funny video'?

• Isabelle

• video

• funny

• made

In the sentence 'Jeremy played basketball', who is the subject?

• basketball

• played

• Jeremy

• none

What is the predicate in the sentence 'Mr Rodriguez read a funny book'?

• read

• funny book

• read a funny book

• Mr Rodriguez

Identify the complete predicate in the sentence 'The students eagerly listened'.

• eagerly

• The students

• eagerly listened

• listened

Which of the following sentences has a compound subject?

• He runs fast.

• The cat is sleeping.

• Lindsay and Mariah are great friends.

• She likes apples.

In the sentence 'Jordan and Jenna went to the movies', who are the compound subjects?

• movies

• Jordan

• Jenna

• Jordan and Jenna

How can you combine the sentences 'Danielle likes to play outside' and 'Evelyn likes to play outside'?

• Danielle likes to play outside Evelyn.

• Danielle and Evelyn like to play outside.

• Evelyn likes to play outside Danielle.

• Danielle or Evelyn like to play outside.

Which conjunction is used to combine the sentences 'Pizza is my favorite' and 'Cheeseburgers are my favorite'?

• and

• but

• or

• nor

How would you combine 'Madison will not touch the snake' and 'Jacob will not touch the snake'?

• Madison and Jacob will not touch the snake.

• Madison nor Jacob will not touch the snake.

• Madison nor Jacob will touch the snake.

• Madison or Jacob will not touch the snake.

What does the conjunction 'nor' imply in a sentence?

• or

• and

• no or not

• but