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WorksheetsIdentifying Subjects and Sentences
Total questions: 56
Worksheet time: 43mins
What is the simple subject in the sentence: "The dog barked loudly."
The dog
barked
loudly
The dog barked
Identify the simple subject: "My little brother plays football."
My little brother
plays
football
My little brother plays
Choose the simple subject: "Rain falls heavily in April."
Rain
falls
heavily
April
What is the simple subject in: "The children are laughing."
children
are
laughing
The children are laughing
Identify the simple subject: "A bright star shone in the sky."
star
shone
bright
sky
Which sentence is declarative?
Where is my book?
I like pizza.
Stop talking!
Wow! That’s amazing!
Choose the declarative sentence?
Can you help me?
She runs every morning.
Watch out!
Hurray!
Identify the statement?
Close the door.
He is my best friend.
How are you?
Oh no!
Which is a declarative sentence?
I am studying English.
Don’t forget your homework!
Are you coming?
Amazing!
Select the declarative sentence:
She is a doctor.
Sit down!
When is the party?
Wow!
Which is an interrogative sentence?
I like ice cream?
Where do you live?
Be quiet!
Amazing!
Identify the question:
He is tall.
How old are you?
Don’t run!
Wow!
Choose the interrogative sentence:
What time is it?
I am happy.
Sit down!
Hurray!
Which sentence asks something?
Open the window.
Do you like apples?
That’s a nice dress.
Amazing!
Select the interrogative sentence:
Are they coming to the party?
They are coming to the party.
Stop the music!
Oh no!
Identify the imperative sentence:
Close the door.
The door is closed.
Where is the door?
The door is big.
Choose the command:
Sit down!
He is sitting.
Who is sitting?
That’s sitting nicely.
Which sentence is imperative?
Stop talking!
He stops talking.
Why did he stop talking?
Talking is fun.
Select the imperative sentence:
Please give me the book.
I gave you the book.
Did you give me the book?
The book is on the table.
Identify the command:
Don’t touch that!
That is untouchable.
Why don’t you touch that?
It’s not for touching.
Which sentence shows strong emotion?
What a beautiful day!
Today is beautiful.
Is today beautiful?
Close the window.
Identify the exclamatory sentence:
I can’t believe it!
I believe it.
Do you believe it?
Believe me.
Choose the exclamatory sentence:
Hurray! We won!
We won.
Did we win?
Win the game.
Select the sentence that expresses excitement:
Wow! That’s amazing!
That is amazing.
Is that amazing?
Show me amazing.
Which sentence is exclamatory?
What a surprise!
That’s a surprise.
Is that a surprise?
Surprise me.
Identify the proper noun: "I visited Paris last summer."
Paris
summer
I
visited
Identify the common noun: "The cat is sleeping."
cat
The
sleeping
is
Choose the proper noun: "We went to Disneyland."
Disneyland
We
went
to
Identify the common noun: "He has a bike."
bike
He
has
a
Proper noun in the sentence: "My friend John is nice."
John
friend
My
nice
Common noun: "She likes chocolate."
chocolate
She
likes
none
Proper noun: "I saw Harry yesterday."
Harry
I
yesterday
saw
Common noun: "There is a school near my house."
school
There
house
my
Proper noun: "We watched a movie in London."
London
movie
We
watched
Common noun: "The dog is very friendly."
dog
The
very
friendly
Complete subject in: "The small cat slept on the mat."
The small cat
slept on the mat
cat
1
Complete predicate: "The small cat slept on the mat."
slept on the mat
The small cat
cat
slepton the mat
Complete subject: "My best friend plays the guitar."
My best friend
plays the guitar
friend
playsthe guitar
Complete predicate: "My best friend plays the guitar."
plays the guitar
My best friend
friend plays
best friend plays
Complete subject: "The tall man is a teacher."
The tall man
is a teacher
man
istall man
Complete predicate: "The tall man is a teacher."
is a teacher
The tall man
tall man is
teacher
Complete subject: "A beautiful bird is singing."
A beautiful bird
is singing
bird is singing
beautiful bird
Complete predicate: "A beautiful bird is singing."
is singing
A beautiful bird
bird sings
beautiful bird sings
Complete subject: "My little sister loves drawing."
My little sister
loves drawing
sister loves
little sister
Complete predicate: "My little sister loves drawing."
loves drawing
My little sister
sister loves
drawing
Choose the singular noun:
cat
cats
dogs
birds
Choose the plural noun:
dog
dogs
bird
cat
Singular noun:
apple
apples
oranges
bananas
Plural noun:
car
cars
bike
bus
Singular:
house
houses
trees
flowers
Plural:
table
tables
chair
lamp
Singular:
book
books
pencils
pens
Plural:
boy
boys
girl
child
Singular:
teacher
teachers
students
friends
Plural:
dog
dogs
cat
bird
Identify the simple subject: "A bright star shone in the sky."
star
shone
bright
sky
