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G04 Subject vs Predicate; Complete vs Incomplete; Present Tense

Total questions: 206

Worksheet time: 3hrs 26mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Bob rode his bike to school yesterday.

a)
Subject
b)
Predicate
2.

Alice read a book in the library last week.

a)
Predicate
b)
Subject
3.

Tom painted his house for the party last month.

a)
Subject
b)
Predicate
4.

Sarah baked a cake for her friend's birthday yesterday.

a)
Predicate
b)
Subject
5.

David drove his car to work this morning.

a)
Subject
b)
Predicate
6.

Emma wrote a letter to her grandma last night.

a)
Predicate
b)
Subject
7.

James played soccer with his friends at the park today.

a)
Subject
b)
Predicate
8.

Lily bought a dress for the wedding next Saturday.

a)
Predicate
b)
Subject
9.

Mark fixed his computer at home yesterday.

a)
Subject
b)
Predicate
10.

Nina cleaned her room before the guests came.

a)
Predicate
b)
Subject
11.

Chris watched a movie with his family last Friday.

a)
Subject
b)
Predicate
12.

Laura studied math for her test this afternoon.

a)
Predicate
b)
Subject
13.

Kevin took his dog for a walk in the neighborhood yesterday.

a)
Subject
b)
Predicate
14.

Sarah found some money under the table.

a)
Predicate
b)
Subject
15.

Jessica found treasure in the attic.

a)
Subject
b)
Predicate
16.

Michael bought a new laptop for school.

a)
Predicate
b)
Subject
17.

Emily saw a rare bird in the garden.

a)
Subject
b)
Predicate
18.

Daniel got his keys from the drawer.

a)
Predicate
b)
Subject
19.

Olivia picked up some seashells on the beach.

a)
Subject
b)
Predicate
20.

Matthew found an old book in the library.

a)
Predicate
b)
Subject
21.

Sophia saw a pretty painting on the wall.

a)
Subject
b)
Predicate
22.

James picked up a lost wallet in the park.

a)
Predicate
b)
Subject
23.

Ava found her glasses on the kitchen counter.

a)
Subject
b)
Predicate
24.

Liam found a secret message in the letter.

a)
Predicate
b)
Subject
25.

Mia got a snack from the pantry.

a)
Subject
b)
Predicate
26.

Noah found a forgotten toy in the closet.

a)
Predicate
b)
Subject
27.

The boys and girls liked the scary movie.

a)
Subject
b)
Predicate
28.

The cats and dogs chased the red ball.

a)
Predicate
b)
Subject
29.

The teacher and students liked the fun lesson.

a)
Subject
b)
Predicate
30.

The parents and kids watched the exciting show.

a)
Predicate
b)
Subject
31.

The friends and family had a special party.

a)
Subject
b)
Predicate
32.

The athletes and coaches practiced the new moves.

a)
Predicate
b)
Subject
33.

The cars and trucks blocked the narrow street.

a)
Subject
b)
Predicate
34.

The flowers and trees made the garden pretty.

a)
Predicate
b)
Subject
35.

The doctors and nurses helped the sick people.

a)
Subject
b)
Predicate
36.

The artists and musicians showed their great work.

a)
Predicate
b)
Subject
37.

The books and magazines filled the crowded shelf.

a)
Subject
b)
Predicate
38.

The birds and squirrels played in the sunny park.

a)
Predicate
b)
Subject
39.

The scientists studied the hard problem.

a)
Subject
b)
Predicate
40.

The happy children sang and danced on the stage.

a)
Predicate
b)
Subject
41.

The excited students laughed and played in the park.

a)
Subject
b)
Predicate
42.

The musicians played music for the crowd.

a)
Predicate
b)
Subject
43.

The curious cats climbed the tall tree.

a)
Subject
b)
Predicate
44.

The team practiced for the game.

a)
Predicate
b)
Subject
45.

The dancers twirled and jumped on the floor.

a)
Subject
b)
Predicate
46.

The hikers walked and found new trails.

a)
Predicate
b)
Subject
47.

The teachers helped the young kids learn.

a)
Subject
b)
Predicate
48.

The puppies barked and chased each other in the yard.

a)
Predicate
b)
Subject
49.

The artists painted their bright pictures.

a)
Subject
b)
Predicate
50.

The firefighters helped the people in trouble.

a)
Predicate
b)
Subject
51.

The kids listened and learned during the fun class.

a)
Subject
b)
Predicate
52.

The neighbors talked and shared stories at the barbecue.

a)
Predicate
b)
Subject
53.
A big red ball.
a)
Incomplete
b)
Complete
54.
An old blue bike.
a)
Incomplete
b)
Complete
55.
A soft brown dog.
a)
Incomplete
b)
Complete
56.
A bright green frog.
a)
Incomplete
b)
Complete
57.
A funny cartoon show.
a)
Incomplete
b)
Complete
58.
A cool new game.
a)
Incomplete
b)
Complete
59.
A small yellow duck.
a)
Incomplete
b)
Complete
60.
An exciting storybook.
a)
Incomplete
b)
Complete
61.
Lori a new toy for her birthday.
a)
Incomplete
b)
Complete
62.
Sara a big cake for her party.
a)
Incomplete
b)
Complete
63.
Tommy a red bike for his birthday.
a)
Incomplete
b)
Complete
64.
Emily a soft puppy for Christmas.
a)
Incomplete
b)
Complete
65.
Jake a cool game for his friend.
a)
Incomplete
b)
Complete
66.
Mia a bright dress for the dance.
a)
Incomplete
b)
Complete
67.
Leo a fun book for his school.
a)
Incomplete
b)
Complete
68.
Nina a shiny doll for her sister.
a)
Incomplete
b)
Complete
69.
Lori got a new toy for her birthday.
a)
Complete
b)
Incomplete
70.
Mia found a red ball for her game.
a)
Complete
b)
Incomplete
71.
Tommy gave a big hug to his friend.
a)
Complete
b)
Incomplete
72.
Sara made a pretty card for her mom.
a)
Complete
b)
Incomplete
73.
Jake bought a cool hat for his trip.
a)
Complete
b)
Incomplete
74.
Emily drew a nice picture for her teacher.
a)
Complete
b)
Incomplete
75.
Leo picked a fun book for his shelf.
a)
Complete
b)
Incomplete
76.
Nina chose a sweet treat for her party.
a)
Complete
b)
Incomplete
77.
Alex built a tall tower with his blocks.
a)
Complete
b)
Incomplete
78.
Did the puppy jump high?
a)
Incomplete
b)
Complete
79.
Did the flowers early?
a)
Incomplete
b)
Complete
80.
Did the kids loudly?
a)
Incomplete
b)
Complete
81.
Did the cake perfectly?
a)
Incomplete
b)
Complete
82.
Did the stars brightly?
a)
Incomplete
b)
Complete
83.
The rain fall softly?
a)
Incomplete
b)
Complete
84.
The game start soon?
a)
Incomplete
b)
Complete
85.
The movie end happily?
a)
Incomplete
b)
Complete
86.
Did the puppy jump high?
a)
Complete
b)
Incomplete
87.
Did the flowers bloom early?
a)
Complete
b)
Incomplete
88.
Did the kids laugh loudly?
a)
Complete
b)
Incomplete
89.
Did the cake bake perfectly?
a)
Complete
b)
Incomplete
90.
Did the stars twinkle brightly?
a)
Complete
b)
Incomplete
91.
Did the rain fall softly?
a)
Complete
b)
Incomplete
92.
Did the game start soon?
a)
Complete
b)
Incomplete
93.
Did the movie end happily?
a)
Complete
b)
Incomplete
94.
Identify the complete sentence.
a)
The Earth orbits the Sun every 365 days.
b)
The Earth every 365 days.
c)
Orbits the Sun every 365 days.
d)
The Earth the Sun every 365 days.
95.
Identify the complete sentence.
a)
The cat chased the mouse in the garden.
b)
Chased the mouse in the garden.
c)
The cat in the garden.
d)
The cat the mouse in the garden.
96.
Identify the complete sentence.
a)
Trees provide oxygen for all living creatures.
b)
Provide oxygen for all living creatures.
c)
Trees for all living creatures.
d)
Trees oxygen for all living creatures.
97.
Identify the complete sentence.
a)
My favorite book is about a young wizard.
b)
My favorite book is about.
c)
A young wizard.
d)
My favorite book a young wizard.
98.
Identify the complete sentence.
a)
The sun rises in the east every morning.
b)
Rises in the east every morning.
c)
The sun every morning.
d)
The sun in the east every morning.
99.
Identify the complete sentence.
a)
Dolphins are intelligent animals that live in the ocean.
b)
Are intelligent animals that live in the ocean.
c)
Dolphins in the ocean.
d)
Dolphins intelligent animals that live in the ocean.
100.
Identify the complete sentence.
a)
The playground is filled with happy children.
b)
The playground filled with happy children.
c)
The playground is with happy children.
d)
The playground is filled children.
101.
Identify the complete sentence.
a)
The dog barked loudly at the stranger.
b)
Barked loudly at the stranger.
c)
The dog at the stranger.
d)
The dog loudly at the stranger.
102.
Identify the complete sentence.
a)
Flowers bloom in spring with bright colors.
b)
Bloom in spring with bright colors.
c)
Flowers in spring with bright colors.
d)
Flowers in spring bright colors.
103.
Identify the complete sentence.
a)
The computer helps us learn new things every day.
b)
The computer helps us learn.
c)
The computer us learn new things.
d)
The computer learn new things.
104.
Identify the complete sentence.
a)
Birds migrate south for the winter.
b)
Migrate south for the winter.
c)
Birds for the winter.
d)
Birds south for the winter.
105.
Identify the complete sentence.
a)
My sister enjoys painting beautiful pictures.
b)
My sister enjoys beautiful pictures.
c)
My sister painting beautiful pictures.
d)
My sister painting.
106.
Identify the complete sentence.
a)
The library has many interesting books.
b)
Has many interesting books.
c)
The library many interesting books.
d)
The library interesting books.
107.
Identify the complete sentence.
a)
Our class will go on a field trip next week.
b)
Our class go on a field trip next week.
c)
Our class will on a field trip next week.
d)
Our class will a field trip next week.
108.
Identify the complete sentence.
a)
The cake was decorated with colorful icing.
b)
Was decorated with colorful icing.
c)
The cake decorated with colorful icing.
d)
The cake with colorful icing.
109.
Identify the complete sentence.
a)
The stars shine brightly in the night sky.
b)
Shine brightly in the night sky.
c)
The stars in the night sky.
d)
The stars brightly in the night sky.
110.
Identify the complete sentence.
a)
A rainbow appears after it rains.
b)
Appears after it rains.
c)
A rainbow after it rains.
d)
A rainbow it rains.
111.
Identify the complete sentence.
a)
The athlete won a gold medal in the competition.
b)
Won a gold medal in the competition.
c)
The athlete a gold medal in the competition.
d)
The athlete medal in the competition.
112.
Identify the complete sentence.
a)
Frogs hop from one lily pad to another.
b)
Hop from one lily pad to another.
c)
Frogs from one lily pad to another.
d)
Frogs from one lily pad another.
113.
Identify the complete sentence.
a)
The ocean waves crash against the shore.
b)
Waves crash against the shore.
c)
The ocean against the shore.
d)
The ocean waves against the shore.
114.
Identify the complete sentence.
a)
The robot can help with household chores.
b)
Can help with household chores.
c)
The robot help with household chores.
d)
The robot can with household chores.
115.
Identify the complete sentence.
a)
My grandfather tells fascinating stories about his life.
b)
My grandfather fascinating stories about his life.
c)
My grandfather tells about his life.
d)
My grandfather fascinating about his life.
116.
Identify the complete sentence.
a)
The snow covered the ground like a soft blanket.
b)
Covered the ground like a soft blanket.
c)
The snow the ground like a soft blanket.
d)
The snow like a soft blanket.
117.
Identify the complete sentence.
a)
The clock ticks loudly in the quiet room.
b)
Ticks loudly in the quiet room.
c)
The clock loudly in the quiet room.
d)
The clock in the quiet room.
118.
Identify the complete sentence.
a)
My favorite sport is basketball.
b)
My favorite sport basketball.
c)
My favorite sport is.
d)
My favorite basketball.
119.
Identify the complete sentence.
a)
The garden is full of blooming flowers.
b)
Is full of blooming flowers.
c)
The garden blooming flowers.
d)
The garden flowers.
120.
Identify the complete sentence.
a)
The music concert was amazing to watch.
b)
Was amazing to watch.
c)
The music concert amazing to watch.
d)
The music concert to watch.
121.
Identify the complete sentence.
a)
The mountain range is breathtakingly beautiful.
b)
Mountain range is breathtakingly beautiful.
c)
The mountain range breathtakingly beautiful.
d)
The mountain range beautiful.
122.
Identify the complete sentence.
a)
The fire crackled softly in the fireplace.
b)
Crackled softly in the fireplace.
c)
The fire softly in the fireplace.
d)
The fire in the fireplace.
123.
Identify the complete sentence.
a)
The bicycle has a bright red color.
b)
Has a bright red color.
c)
The bicycle a bright red color.
d)
The bicycle bright red color.
124.
Identify the complete sentence.
a)
The moon reflects light from the sun at night.
b)
Reflects light from the sun at night.
c)
The moon light from the sun at night.
d)
The moon from the sun at night.
125.
Identify the complete sentence.
a)
The artist painted a mural on the school wall.
b)
Painted a mural on the school wall.
c)
The artist a mural on the school wall.
d)
The artist mural on the school wall.
126.
Identify the complete sentence.
a)
Our dog loves to play fetch in the park.
b)
Loves to play fetch in the park.
c)
Our dog to play fetch in the park.
d)
Our dog in the park.
127.

Identify the active verb in the following sentence. The boy kicks the ball in the goal.

(a)  

128.

Identify the active verb in the following sentence. The dog barks loudly every morning.

(a)  

129.

Identify the active verb in the following sentence. The cat chases the mouse under the couch.

(a)  

130.

Identify the active verb in the following sentence. The girl reads a book in the library.

(a)  

131.

Identify the active verb in the following sentence. The teacher explains the lesson clearly.

(a)  

132.

Identify the active verb in the following sentence. The children play outside during recess.

(a)  

133.

Identify the active verb in the following sentence. The bird sings a beautiful song.

(a)  

134.

Identify the active verb in the following sentence. The boy rides his bike to school.

(a)  

135.

Identify the active verb in the following sentence. The flowers bloom in the spring.

(a)  

136.

Identify the active verb in the following sentence. The chef cooks a delicious meal.

(a)  

137.

Identify the active verb in the following sentence. The team wins the championship game.

(a)  

138.

Identify the active verb in the following sentence. The baby laughs at the funny clown.

(a)  

139.

Identify the active verb in the following sentence. The student writes a story for homework.

(a)  

140.

Identify the active verb in the following sentence. The puppy sleeps in its cozy bed.

(a)  

141.

Identify the active verb in the following sentence. The sun shines brightly in the sky.

(a)  

142.

Identify the active verb in the following sentence. The man walks his dog in the park.

(a)  

143.

Identify the active verb in the following sentence. The kids build a sandcastle at the beach.

(a)  

144.

Identify the active verb in the following sentence. The rain falls gently on the ground.

(a)  

145.

Identify the active verb in the following sentence. The artist paints a colorful picture.

(a)  

146.

Identify the active verb in the following sentence. The friends share their toys with each other.

(a)  

147.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. The children (a)   in a school play. (act)

148.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. She (a)   sugar to her coffee. (add)

149.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. They (a)   on the new policy. (agree)

150.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. He (a)   extra time for the test. (allow)

151.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. The scientist (a)   the data carefully. (analyze)

152.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. The train (a)   the station slowly. (approach)

153.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. We (a)   questions during the lecture. (ask)

154.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. She (a)   the situation thoroughly. (assess)

155.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. He (a)   responsibility for the mistake. (assume)

156.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. I (a)   happy to see you. (be)

157.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. The caterpillar (a)   into a butterfly. (become)

158.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. The meeting (a)   at noon. (begin)

159.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. She (a)   in fairies. (believe)

160.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. Exercise (a)   the body. (benefit)

161.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. They (a)   gifts to the party. (bring)

162.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. The workers (a)   a new house. (build)

163.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. He (a)   groceries every week. (buy)

164.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. She (a)   her friend every day. (call)

165.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. The woman (a)   a heavy load. (carry)

166.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. The dog (a)   the ball in mid-air. (catch)

167.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. The weather (a)   often. (change)

168.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. We (a)   the best option. (choose)

169.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. He (a)   home late. (come)

170.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. The team (a)   of experts. (consist)

171.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. The rules (a)   the game. (constitute)

172.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. She (a)   her studies. (continue)

173.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. I (a)   run fast. (could)

174.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. Artists (a)   beautiful paintings. (create)

175.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. The dictionary (a)   words. (define)

176.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. The theory (a)   from experiments. (derive)

177.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. Engineers (a)   new machines. (design)

178.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. The team (a)   new software. (develop)

179.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. He (a)   his homework daily. (do)

180.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. She (a)   portraits in her free time. (draw)

181.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. We (a)   water every day. (drink)

182.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. He (a)   breakfast at 7 AM. (eat)

183.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. The manager (a)   everything runs smoothly. (ensure)

184.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. She (a)   tired after work. (feel)

185.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. He (a)   his keys often. (find)

186.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. Students (a)   knowledge from books. (gain)

187.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. She (a)   up early every morning. (get)

188.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. Parents (a)   their children gifts. (give)

189.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. He (a)   to work by bus. (go)

190.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. Plants (a)   in the spring. (grow)

191.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. She (a)   a car. (have)

192.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. We (a)   a strange noise. (hear)

193.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. He (a)   his brother with homework. (help)

194.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. Scientists (a)   new species. (identify)

195.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. She (a)   her money in a safe place. (keep)

196.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. He (a)   a lot about science. (know)

197.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. She (a)   the team to victory. (lead)

198.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. He (a)   his fitness level. (maintain)

199.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. The director (a)   the project well. (manage)

200.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. They (a)   events for the community. (organize)

201.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. She (a)   her day carefully. (plan)

202.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. The company (a)   its products online. (promote)

203.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. Scientists (a)   the effects of pollution. (research)

204.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. The manager (a)   the staff efficiently. (supervise)

205.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. Coaches (a)   athletes hard. (train)

206.

Write the missing verb in its simple present form. They (a)   on multiple projects. (work)