#GRAMMAR 5.6 REDO

Last updated over 2 years ago

40 questions

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#GRAMMAR 5.6 REDO

Last updated over 2 years ago

40 questions

DID YOU IMPROVE FROM THE FIRST TIME?
If you did better on the redo, email your teacher.
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PART 1 of 1
DIRECTIONS:
1. Identify the simple subject in each sentence. (20 points)
          *You may only put three words or less in each box for your answer.

2. Identify the simple predicate in each sentence. (20 points)
          *You may only put three words or less in each box for your answer.

Sentence #1: The students in the 12th grade have completed all of their classes.

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Simple Subject: The students in the 12th grade have completed all of their classes.

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Simple Predicate: The students in the 12th grade have completed all of their classes.

Sentence #2: Pablo from the community center is volunteering for the fund drive.

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Simple Subject: Pablo from the community center is volunteering for the fund drive.

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Simple Predicate: Pablo from the community center is volunteering for the fund drive.

Sentence #3: The student with fluency in several languages has an advantage when applying to college.

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Simple Subject: The student with fluency in several languages has an advantage when applying to college.

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Simple Predicate: The student with fluency in several languages has an advantage when applying to college.

Sentence #4: The most dangerous waves in the area crash around Great Point.

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Simple Subject: The most dangerous waves in the area crash around Great Point.

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Simple Predicate: The most dangerous waves in the area crash around Great Point.

Sentence #5: All classes in the school are open to all students.

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Simple Subject: All classes in the school are open to all students.

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Simple Predicate: All classes in the school are open to all students.

Sentence #6: Anita’s preparation for the tests has been impressive.

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Simple Subject: Anita’s preparation for the tests has been impressive.

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Simple Predicate: Anita’s preparation for the tests has been impressive.

Sentence #7: The principal of our high school will be speaking at the assembly.

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Simple Subject: The principal of our high school will be speaking at the assembly.

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Simple Predicate: The principal of our high school will be speaking at the assembly.

Sentence #8: All of the students are looking forward to the dance.

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Simple Subject: All of the students are looking forward to the dance.

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Simple Predicate: All of the students are looking forward to the dance.

Sentence #9: The roses in this vase are absolutely beautiful.

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Simple Subject: The roses in this vase are absolutely beautiful.

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Simple Predicate: The roses in this vase are absolutely beautiful.

Sentence #10: The boy from Russia will join our class.

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Simple Subject: The boy from Russia will join our class.

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Simple Predicate: The boy from Russia will join our class.

Sentence #11: Twenty of the computers are black.

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Simple Subject: Twenty of the computers are black.

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Simple Predicate: Twenty of the computers are black.

Sentence #12: Cara’s love of musicals makes others love them too.

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Simple Subject: Cara’s love of musicals makes others love them too.

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Simple Predicate: Cara’s love of musicals makes others love them too.

Sentence #13: There are two pairs of twins in my class.

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Simple Subject: There are two pairs of twins in my class.

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Simple Predicate: There are two pairs of twins in my class.

Sentence #14: The cat on the porch belongs to my neighbor.

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Simple Subject: The cat on the porch belongs to my neighbor.

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Simple Predicate: The cat on the porch belongs to my neighbor.

Sentence #15: One of the kids has strep throat.

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Simple Subject: One of the kids has strep throat.

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Simple Predicate: One of the kids has strep throat.

Sentence #16: What is the name of the Olympic event?

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Simple Subject: What is the name of the Olympic event?

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Simple Predicate: What is the name of the Olympic event?

Sentence #17: Attached is a copy of the file.

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Simple Subject: Attached is a copy of the file.

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Simple Predicate: Attached is a copy of the file.

Sentence #18: The top bar of the hurdle fell down.

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Simple Subject: The top bar of the hurdle fell down.

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Simple Predicate: The top bar of the hurdle fell down.

Sentence #19: Few of the kids knew the answer to that question.

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Simple Subject: Few of the kids knew the answer to that question.

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Simple Predicate: Few of the kids knew the answer to that question.

Sentence #20: Where does the bird above the garage sleep at night?

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Simple Subject: Where does the bird above the garage sleep at night?

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#GRAMMAR 5.6 REDO

#GRAMMAR 5.6 REDO

DID YOU IMPROVE FROM THE FIRST TIME?

PART 1 of 1

Simple Subject: The students in the 12th grade have completed all of their classes.

Simple Predicate: The students in the 12th grade have completed all of their classes.

Simple Subject: Pablo from the community center is volunteering for the fund drive.

Simple Predicate: Pablo from the community center is volunteering for the fund drive.

Simple Subject: The student with fluency in several languages has an advantage when applying to college.

Simple Predicate: The student with fluency in several languages has an advantage when applying to college.

Simple Subject: The most dangerous waves in the area crash around Great Point.

Simple Predicate: The most dangerous waves in the area crash around Great Point.

Simple Subject: All classes in the school are open to all students.

Simple Predicate: All classes in the school are open to all students.

Simple Subject: Anita’s preparation for the tests has been impressive.

Simple Predicate: Anita’s preparation for the tests has been impressive.

Simple Subject: The principal of our high school will be speaking at the assembly.

Simple Predicate: The principal of our high school will be speaking at the assembly.

Simple Subject: All of the students are looking forward to the dance.

Simple Predicate: All of the students are looking forward to the dance.

Simple Subject: The roses in this vase are absolutely beautiful.

Simple Predicate: The roses in this vase are absolutely beautiful.

Simple Subject: The boy from Russia will join our class.

Simple Predicate: The boy from Russia will join our class.

Simple Subject: Twenty of the computers are black.

Simple Predicate: Twenty of the computers are black.

Simple Subject: Cara’s love of musicals makes others love them too.

Simple Predicate: Cara’s love of musicals makes others love them too.

Simple Subject: There are two pairs of twins in my class.

Simple Predicate: There are two pairs of twins in my class.

Simple Subject: The cat on the porch belongs to my neighbor.

Simple Predicate: The cat on the porch belongs to my neighbor.

Simple Subject: One of the kids has strep throat.

Simple Predicate: One of the kids has strep throat.

Simple Subject: What is the name of the Olympic event?

Simple Predicate: What is the name of the Olympic event?

Simple Subject: Attached is a copy of the file.

Simple Predicate: Attached is a copy of the file.

Simple Subject: The top bar of the hurdle fell down.

Simple Predicate: The top bar of the hurdle fell down.

Simple Subject: Few of the kids knew the answer to that question.

Simple Predicate: Few of the kids knew the answer to that question.

Simple Subject: Where does the bird above the garage sleep at night?

Simple Predicate: Where does the bird above the garage sleep at night?

DID YOU IMPROVE FROM THE FIRST TIME?

PART 1 of 1

Simple Subject: The students in the 12th grade have completed all of their classes.

Simple Predicate: The students in the 12th grade have completed all of their classes.

Simple Subject: Pablo from the community center is volunteering for the fund drive.

Simple Predicate: Pablo from the community center is volunteering for the fund drive.

Simple Subject: The student with fluency in several languages has an advantage when applying to college.

Simple Predicate: The student with fluency in several languages has an advantage when applying to college.

Simple Subject: The most dangerous waves in the area crash around Great Point.

Simple Predicate: The most dangerous waves in the area crash around Great Point.

Simple Subject: All classes in the school are open to all students.

Simple Predicate: All classes in the school are open to all students.

Simple Subject: Anita’s preparation for the tests has been impressive.

Simple Predicate: Anita’s preparation for the tests has been impressive.

Simple Subject: The principal of our high school will be speaking at the assembly.

Simple Predicate: The principal of our high school will be speaking at the assembly.

Simple Subject: All of the students are looking forward to the dance.

Simple Predicate: All of the students are looking forward to the dance.

Simple Subject: The roses in this vase are absolutely beautiful.

Simple Predicate: The roses in this vase are absolutely beautiful.

Simple Subject: The boy from Russia will join our class.

Simple Predicate: The boy from Russia will join our class.

Simple Subject: Twenty of the computers are black.

Simple Predicate: Twenty of the computers are black.

Simple Subject: Cara’s love of musicals makes others love them too.

Simple Predicate: Cara’s love of musicals makes others love them too.

Simple Subject: There are two pairs of twins in my class.

Simple Predicate: There are two pairs of twins in my class.

Simple Subject: The cat on the porch belongs to my neighbor.

Simple Predicate: The cat on the porch belongs to my neighbor.

Simple Subject: One of the kids has strep throat.

Simple Predicate: One of the kids has strep throat.

Simple Subject: What is the name of the Olympic event?

Simple Predicate: What is the name of the Olympic event?

Simple Subject: Attached is a copy of the file.

Simple Predicate: Attached is a copy of the file.