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WorksheetsA Fine, Fine School Grammar
Total questions: 8
Worksheet time: 4mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What is the COMPLETE SUBJECT in the sentence below?
Penny walked a long, long way.
Penny walked a long, long way.
a)
Penny
b)
walked
c)
a long
d)
long way
2.
What is the COMPLETE SUBJECT in the sentence below?
The boy is a great soccer player.
The boy is a great soccer player.
a)
The boy
b)
is
c)
a great
d)
soccer player
3.
What is the COMPLETE SUBJECT in the sentence below?
The sisters couldn't see anything in the darkness.
The sisters couldn't see anything in the darkness.
a)
The sisters
b)
couldn't
c)
see anything
d)
in the darkness
4.
What is the COMPLETE SUBJECT in the sentence below?
Mr. Thomas Jackson is a nice man.
Mr. Thomas Jackson is a nice man.
a)
Mr. Thomas Jackson
b)
is
c)
a nice
d)
man
5.
What is the COMPLETE PREDICATE in the sentence below?
Yates, the big bad dog, barks and growls loudly.
Yates, the big bad dog, barks and growls loudly.
a)
Yates
b)
the big bad
c)
dog
d)
barks and growls loudly
6.
What is the COMPLETE PREDICATE in the sentence below?
Our chatty neighbor, Ms. Minks, sat on the orange chair.
Our chatty neighbor, Ms. Minks, sat on the orange chair.
a)
Our chatty
b)
neighbor
c)
Ms. Minks
d)
sat on the orange chair
7.
What is the COMPLETE PREDICATE in the sentence below?
My cousin, the famous Pearl Jones, writes children's books.
My cousin, the famous Pearl Jones, writes children's books.
a)
My cousin
b)
the famous
c)
Pearl Jones
d)
writes children's books
8.
Which of the following is a COMPLETE SENTENCE?
a)
Ate his lunch.
b)
Jessica had fun.
c)
Is a good student.
d)
My mother and father.
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