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WorksheetsENG 10 Grammar: 19.1 More Subjects & Predicates P.46
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Exercise 1: Recognizing Simple Subjects
Identify the simple subject in the sentence.
1. Greek literature contains many stories about Amazons.
Greek
stories
Amazons
literature
Exercise 1: Recognizing Simple Subjects
Identify the simple subject in the sentence.
2. Supposedly living near the Black Sea, the Amazons were a nation of women warriors noted for their strength.
Black Sea
Amazons
women
warriors
Exercise 1: Recognizing Simple Subjects
Identify the simple subject in the sentence.
3. Not enjoying the presence of men, these women lived in their own cities.
women
men
cities
these
Exercise 2: Recognizing Verbs & Verb Phrases
Identify the verb/verb phrase in the sentence.
4. They fought against the Greeks during the Trojan War.
They
during
against
fought
Exercise 2: Recognizing Verbs & Verb Phrases
Identify the verb/verb phrase in the sentence.
5. They were also fearless hunters.
hunters
were
also
fearless
Exercise 2: Recognizing Verbs & Verb Phrases
Identify the verb/verb phrase in the sentence.
6. Their bravery made them famous throughout the land.
bravery
throughout
made
Their
Exercise 3: Recognizing Subject/Predicate Split
Identify the "split" between the subjects and predicate.
7. Ares, the god of war, was worshipped in their temples.
Ares, | the
was | worshipped
god | of
war, | was
Exercise 3: Recognizing Subject/Predicate Split
Identify the "split" between the subjects and predicate.
8. Many Greek statues of Amazons with bows and arrows can be seen today in museums.
statues | of
arrows | can
Amazons | with
seen | today
Exercise 3: Recognizing Subject/Predicate Split
Identify the "split" between the subjects and predicate.
9. These women never really existed, however, according to some scholars.
really | existed
never | really
however, | according
women | never
Exercise 3: Recognizing Subject/Predicate Split
Identify the "split" between the subjects and predicate.
10. They are merely the product of the Greeks' imagination.
They | are
are | merely
product | of
merely | the
