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WorksheetsParts of a Sentence
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 44mins
Define subject.
what is said about the subject.
a person, place, or thing.
who or what the sentence is about.
Define predicate.
What is said about the subject. Includes the verb.
a person, place, thing or idea.
a group of words that look like a sentence.
Read the sentence below and choose the subject of the sentence.
The wolf howled through the night.
The wolf
howled through the night
Read the sentence below and choose the predicate of the sentence.
The wolf howled through the night.
The wolf
howled through the night
Read the sentence below and choose the subject of the sentence.
Jerry bought us a pizza for dinner.
Jerry
bought us a pizza for dinner
Read the sentence below and choose the predicate of the sentence.
Jerry bought us a pizza for dinner.
Jerry
bought us a pizza for dinner
Read the sentence fragment below. Think about what it's missing and choose the best option that needs to be added to fix it.
went to the zoo last week.
and ate pizza
saw all the animals
The 4th graders
drove on the bus
1. Independent Clauses
2. Dependent/Subordinate Clauses
Dependent/Subordinate clauses do not express a complete thought and cannot stand alone as a sentence. If you read it, you will find that you need more information (so what? who cares?).
True
False
After the concert
The mascot jumped through a flaming hoop
Following the field trip
Because it rained yesterday
Monday is the worst day of the week
Read the following sentence carefully and identify the part in red as a phrase, independent clause, or subordinate/dependent clause.
Although math makes me nervous, I did well on my test.
Phrase
Independent Clause
Dependent/Subordinate Clause
Read the following sentence carefully and identify the part in red as a phrase, independent clause, or subordinate/dependent clause.
The dog ran through the gate to get to the mailman.
Phrase
Independent Clause
Dependent/Subordinate Clause
