Exploring Complete and Simple Subjects

What are the two types of subjects discussed in the video?

• Main and secondary subjects

• Complete and simple subjects

• Primary and auxiliary subjects

• Complete and partial subjects

Which of the following best describes a complete subject?

• The object of the sentence

• The verb in the sentence

• All the words that tell who or what the sentence is about

• The main word in the sentence

In the sentence 'The large fender of the bike next to mine is bent', what is the complete subject?

• Is bent

• The large fender of the bike next to mine

• The bike next to mine

• The large fender

What is the simple subject in the sentence 'The large fender of the bike next to mine is bent'?

• Bike

• Mine

• Fender

• Large

Why does the sentence 'The large of the bike next to mine is bent' not make sense?

• It lacks an object

• It lacks a simple subject

• It lacks a complete subject

• It lacks a verb

In the sentence 'Honeybees gather nectar in the flowers', what is the complete subject?

• Gather nectar

• In the flowers

• Honeybees

• Nectar

What is the simple subject in the sentence 'Honeybees gather nectar in the flowers'?

• Gather

• Honeybees

• Nectar

• Flowers

In the sentence 'The Captain's Log told us how long the ship had been at sea', what is the simple subject?

• Ship

• Log

• Captain

• Sea

What is the complete subject in the sentence 'The Captain's Log told us how long the ship had been at sea'?

• The Captain's Log

• Ship

• Log

• Captain

In the command 'Go to the store', who is the understood subject?

• I

• We

• They

• You