#GRAMMAR 5.4-5.7 TEST REVIEW (due date: Wednesday, September 21) - Brittany Dudzik | Library

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Grammar 5.4: Hard-to-Find Subjects Part I
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DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify the simple subject in each sentence. (12 points)
          *You may only put three words or less in each box for your answer.

2. Identify the simple predicate in each sentence. (12 points)
          *You may only put three words or less in each box for your answer.

Sentence #1: Beneath the bed were the timid kittens.

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Simple Subject: Beneath the bed were the timid kittens.

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Simple Predicate: Beneath the bed were the timid kittens.

Sentence #2: There will be twenty-two students next year.

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Simple Subject: There will be twenty-two students next year.

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Simple Predicate: There will be twenty-two students next year.

Sentence #3: Here was the original location.

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Simple Subject: Here was the original location.

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Simple Predicate: Here was the original location.

Sentence #4: Down the mountain skied the expert skier.

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Simple Subject: Down the mountain skied the expert skier.

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Simple Predicate: Down the mountain skied the expert skier.

Sentence #5: Here are your graded tests.

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Simple Subject: Here are your graded tests.

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Simple Predicate: Here are your graded tests.

Sentence #6: Through the open window wafted a refreshing breeze.

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Simple Subject: Through the open window wafted a refreshing breeze.

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Simple Predicate: Through the open window wafted a refreshing breeze.

Sentence #7: At the fruit stand sits juicy plums.

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Simple Subject: At the fruit stand sits juicy plums.

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Simple Predicate: At the fruit stand sits juicy plums.

Sentence #8: Through the night waits the worried father.

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Simple Subject: Through the night waits the worried father.

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Simple Predicate: Through the night waits the worried father.

Sentence #9: In the center of the old historic town sits the original courthouse.

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Simple Subject: In the center of the old historic town sits the original courthouse.

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Simple Predicate: In the center of the old historic town sits the original courthouse.

Sentence #10: Here is the answer to all your prayers!

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Simple Subject: Here is the answer to all your prayers!

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Simple Predicate: Here is the answer to all your prayers!

Sentence #11: There is the Twinkie thief.

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Simple Subject: There is the Twinkie thief.

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Simple Predicate: There is the Twinkie thief.

Sentence #12: Here are the missing pieces to the puzzle.

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Simple Subject: Here are the missing pieces to the puzzle.

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Simple Predicate: Here are the missing pieces to the puzzle.

Grammar 5.5: Hard-to-Find Subjects Part II
PART 2 of 4
DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify the simple subject in each sentence. (12 points)
          *You may only put three words or less in each box for your answer.

2. Identify the simple predicate in each sentence. (12 points)
          *You may only put three words or less in each box for your answer.

Sentence #1: Are you going to the mall with me?

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Simple Subject: Are you going to the mall with me?

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Simple Predicate: Are you going to the mall with me?

Sentence #2: When will that box be delivered?

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Simple Subject: When will that box be delivered?

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Simple Predicate: When will that box be delivered?

Sentence #3: Will our friends be eating dinner with us?

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Simple Subject: Will our friends be eating dinner with us?

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Simple Predicate: Will our friends be eating dinner with us?

Sentence #4: Will Eddie Conway get his project done on time?

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Simple Subject: Will Eddie Conway get his project done on time?

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Simple Predicate: Will Eddie Conway get his project done on time?

Sentence #5: Why did Quentin eat that strange mix of food?

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Simple Subject: Why did Quentin eat that strange mix of food?

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Simple Predicate: Why did Quentin eat that strange mix of food?

Sentence #6: Will David be forgiven by his grandparents?

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Simple Subject: Will David be forgiven by his grandparents?

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Simple Predicate: Will David be forgiven by his grandparents?

Sentence #7: Is St. Louis located in Missouri?

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Simple Subject: Is St. Louis located in Missouri?

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Simple Predicate: Is St. Louis located in Missouri?

Sentence #8: Did Taylor paint that wood sign above your doorway?

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Simple Subject: Did Taylor paint that wood sign above your doorway?

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Simple Predicate: Did Taylor paint that wood sign above your doorway?

Sentence #9: Are my kids walking down the aisle together?

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Simple Subject: Are my kids walking down the aisle together?

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Simple Predicate: Are my kids walking down the aisle together?

Sentence #10: Did it get late?

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Simple Subject: Did it get late?

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Simple Predicate: Did it get late?

Sentence #11: Does the good witch save everyone in the end?

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Simple Subject: Does the good witch save everyone in the end?

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Simple Predicate: Does the good witch save everyone in the end?

Sentence #12: Is a raven perching on that branch?

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Simple Subject: Is a raven perching on that branch?

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Simple Predicate: Is a raven perching on that branch?

Grammar 5.6: Hard-to-Find Subjects Part III
PART 3 of 4
DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify the simple subject in each sentence. (12 points)
          *You may only put three words or less in each box for your answer.

2. Identify the simple predicate in each sentence. (12 points)
          *You may only put three words or less in each box for your answer.

Sentence #1: Here is a clean uniform for the game tonight.

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Simple Subject: Here is a clean uniform for the game tonight.

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Simple Predicate: Here is a clean uniform for the game tonight.

Sentence #2: The name on the dotted line is mine.

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Simple Subject: The name on the dotted line is mine.

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Simple Predicate: The name on the dotted line is mine.

Sentence #3: The hole in the door was growing bigger each week.

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Simple Subject: The hole in the door was growing bigger each week.

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Simple Predicate: The hole in the door was growing bigger each week.

Sentence #4: The app on my phone updates once per month.

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Simple Subject: The app on my phone updates once per month.

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Simple Predicate: The app on my phone updates once per month.

Sentence #5: Places around the world offer unique tourist attractions.

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Simple Subject: Places around the world offer unique tourist attractions.

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Simple Predicate: Places around the world offer unique tourist attractions.

Sentence #6: The neighbor across the street brought us a homemade lasagna.

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Simple Subject: The neighbor across the street brought us a homemade lasagna.

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Simple Predicate: The neighbor across the street brought us a homemade lasagna.

Sentence #7: All of the airplanes take off from Chicago.

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Simple Subject: All of the airplanes take off from Chicago.

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Simple Predicate: All of the airplanes take off from Chicago.

Sentence #8: A touchdown in the end zone occurs in football.

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Simple Subject: A touchdown in the end zone occurs in football.

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Simple Predicate: A touchdown in the end zone occurs in football.

Sentence #9: Breakfast in the morning is the best part of my day.

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Simple Subject: Breakfast in the morning is the best part of my day.

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Simple Predicate: Breakfast in the morning is the best part of my day.

Sentence #10: The leaders from all nations have spoken on this issue.

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Simple Subject: The leaders from all nations have spoken on this issue.

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Simple Predicate: The leaders from all nations have spoken on this issue.

Sentence #11: The paintings on the wall are hanging crooked.

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Simple Subject: The paintings on the wall are hanging crooked.

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Simple Predicate: The paintings on the wall are hanging crooked.

Sentence #12: Three of the dogs in the kennel must go outside.

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Simple Subject: Three of the dogs in the kennel must go outside.

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Simple Predicate: Three of the dogs in the kennel must go outside.

Grammar 5.7: Hard-to-Find Subjects Part IV
PART 4 of 4
DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify the simple subject in each sentence.
If there is an understood subject, write you on the line. (12 points)
          *You may only put three words or less in each box for your answer.

2. Identify the simple predicate in each sentence. (12 points)
          *You may only put three words or less in each box for your answer.

Sentence #1: Hang up that flag.

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Simple Subject: Hang up that flag.

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Simple Predicate: Hang up that flag.

Sentence #2: Malaki, brush your teeth before bed.

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Simple Subject: Malaki, brush your teeth before bed.

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Simple Predicate: Malaki, brush your teeth before bed.

Sentence #3: Please refill my water bottle for me.

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Simple Subject: Please refill my water bottle for me.

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Simple Predicate: Please refill my water bottle for me.

Sentence #4: Grandma, please do not pick me up from school today.

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Simple Subject: Grandma, please do not pick me up from school today.

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Simple Predicate: Grandma, please do not pick me up from school today.

Sentence #5: Fetch the ball!

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Simple Subject: Fetch the ball!

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Simple Predicate: Fetch the ball!

Sentence #6: Run upstairs.

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Simple Subject: Run upstairs.

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Simple Predicate: Run upstairs.

Sentence #7: Bring me a board game from the basement.

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Simple Subject: Bring me a board game from the basement.

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Simple Predicate: Bring me a board game from the basement.

Sentence #8: Take your brother with you.

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Simple Subject: Take your brother with you.

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Simple Predicate: Take your brother with you.

Sentence #9: Relay the instructions to your teammates.

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Simple Subject: Relay the instructions to your teammates.

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Simple Predicate: Relay the instructions to your teammates.

Sentence #10: Share your wish with someone.

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Simple Subject: Share your wish with someone.

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Simple Predicate: Share your wish with someone.

Sentence #11: Mom and Dad, please let me keep him.

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Simple Subject: Mom and Dad, please let me keep him.

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Simple Predicate: Mom and Dad, please let me keep him.

Sentence #12: Never eat too much food in one sitting.

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Simple Subject: Never eat too much food in one sitting.

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