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WorksheetsGrammar: sentences, predicate and subject, noun & verbs
Total questions: 51
Worksheet time: 2hrs 42mins
The four kinds of sentences are:
interrogative, declarative, explanatory, and common
interrogative, declarative, exclamatory, and imperative
declarative, instructive, exclamatory, common
instructive, interrogative, exclamatory, declarative
Abby ran to the door. (In this sentence, Abby is the ___________)
Verb
Direct Object
Subject
Adjective
The dog ___________ the ball. Fill in the blank with an appropriate predicate.
caught
blue
jumping
fast
They crossed the busy street.
Last night I washed the dishes.
The robin ate the worm.
She is very smart.
Yesterday I went to the hockey game.
The pool is eight feet deep.
My new phone came yesterday.
The black cat
Complete Sentence
Incomplete Sentence
The farmer fed the pigs.
Complete Sentence
Incomplete Sentence
sat next to the tree.
Complete Sentence
Incomplete Sentence
ate a fly.
Complete Sentence
Incomplete Sentence
Sam walked to the park.
Complete Sentence
Incomplete Sentence
Lora ate waffles for breakfast.
Complete Sentence
Incomplete Sentence
Complete Predicate of: The track meet began with a 50-yard dash.
The track
track meet
began with a 50-yard dash
a 50-yard dash
Complete predicate of: I won the contest!
I
the contest
I won
won the contest
Complete predicate of: Our team lost no games at all.
at all
Our team
no games
lost no games at all
The player kicked the ball.
The spider crawled up the water spout.
The coach blew his whistle.
Zachary colored a Mine Craft color sheet.
Mayson played football at recess.
Which noun names a person?
dog
tree
mailman
frog
Which noun names an animal?
computer
table
school
lion
Which noun names a place?
teacher
ball
park
shoe
Which noun names a thing?
watch
Family Mart
cook
market
Identify the verb in this sentence:
Billy jumped over the fence.
Billy
jumped
over
fence
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