WorksheetsPractice with Predicates
Total questions: 12
Worksheet time: 36mins
True or false: A simple predicate is ALWAYS ONE WORD in the sentence.
TRUE
FALSE
True or false: The simple predicate in a sentence is ALWAYS a verb.
TRUE
FALSE
What is the SIMPLE PREDICATE in this sentence? "JACK RAN TO THE CLASSROOM."
JACK
RAN
RAN TO THE CLASSROOM
What is the SIMPLE PREDICATE in this sentence: "TEDDY SCORED A GOAL IN THE GAME TODAY."
SCORED
TEDDY
SCORED A GOAL
True or false: The COMPLETE PREDICATE includes the verb in a sentence plus any words that modify the verb.
TRUE
FALSE
What is the COMPLETE PREDICATE in this sentence: "Sophia went to the dentist."
WENT
WENT TO THE DENTIST
SOPHIA
What is the COMPLETE PREDICATE in this sentence: "My teacher teaches me many subjects."
My teacher
teaches
teaches me many subjects
What is the SIMPLE PREDICATE in this sentence? "Mrs. Walker is our principal."
Mrs. Walker
IS
IS OUR PRINCIPAL
TRUE OR FALSE: A simple predicate can be either an ACTION verb or a BEING verb.
TRUE
FALSE
What is the SIMPLE PREDICATE in this sentence? "My dog loves to eat food that I drop."
MY DOG
LOVES
LOVES TO EAT FOOD THAT I DROP
What is the COMPLETE PREDICATE in this sentence? "My family went to Florida this summer."
My family
went to Florida this summer
went
What is the SIMPLE PREDICATE in this sentence? "The Cardinals beat the Yankees yesterday by a score of 14 to 7."
The Cardinals
beat
beat the Yankees yesterday by a score of 14 to 7
