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#GRAMMAR 5.5 REDO

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Sentence #1: Was a brown paper bag left on my desk?

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Sentence #2: Did the bus leave on time?

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Sentence #3: Can you hear the ocean?

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Sentence #4: Can we ever find a way out of here?

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Sentence #5: Is the simple subject found in this sentence?

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Sentence #6: Did Grandma Jean give the last cookie away?

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Sentence #7: Do the lilacs smell especially sweet this year?

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Sentence #8: Could our coach give us another workout?

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Sentence #9: Why did Suzie leave so late?

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Sentence #10: Are your shoes on?

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Sentence #11: Has the jury reached a verdict?

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Sentence #12: Did the girls get to school on time?

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Sentence #13: When will the performance begin?

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Sentence #14: Is the dog okay?

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Sentence #15: Is the park located to the right or left?

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Sentence #16: Is she mad?

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Sentence #17: Can you finish the homework assignment tonight?

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Sentence #18: Did Buzz make a plan?

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Sentence #19: Is that man seated in the corner?

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Sentence #20: Does he know that?

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DID YOU IMPROVE FROM THE FIRST TIME?

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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.

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Simple Subject: Was a brown paper bag left on my desk?

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Simple Predicate: Was a brown paper bag left on my desk?

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3.

Simple Subject: Did the bus leave on time?

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Simple Predicate: Did the bus leave on time?

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5.

Simple Subject: Can you hear the ocean?

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Simple Predicate: Can you hear the ocean?

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7.

Simple Subject: Can we ever find a way out of here?

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Simple Predicate: Can we ever find a way out of here?

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Simple Subject: Is the simple subject found in this sentence?

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Simple Predicate: Is the simple subject found in this sentence?

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Simple Subject: Did Grandma Jean give the last cookie away?

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Simple Predicate: Did Grandma Jean give the last cookie away?

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13.

Simple Subject: Do the lilacs smell especially sweet this year?

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Simple Predicate: Do the lilacs smell especially sweet this year?

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Simple Subject: Could our coach give us another workout?

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Simple Predicate: Could our coach give us another workout?

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Simple Subject: Why did Suzie leave so late?

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Simple Predicate: Why did Suzie leave so late?

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Simple Subject: Are your shoes on?

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Simple Predicate: Are your shoes on?

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Simple Subject: Has the jury reached a verdict?

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Simple Predicate: Has the jury reached a verdict?

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Simple Subject: Did the girls get to school on time?

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Simple Predicate: Did the girls get to school on time?

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Simple Subject: When will the performance begin?

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Simple Predicate: When will the performance begin?

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Simple Subject: Is the dog okay?

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Simple Predicate: Is the dog okay?

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Simple Subject: Is the park located to the right or left?

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Simple Predicate: Is the park located to the right or left?

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Simple Subject: Is she mad?

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Simple Predicate: Is she mad?

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Simple Subject: Can you finish the homework assignment tonight?

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Simple Predicate: Can you finish the homework assignment tonight?

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Simple Subject: Did Buzz make a plan?

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Simple Predicate: Did Buzz make a plan?

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Simple Subject: Is that man seated in the corner?

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Simple Predicate: Is that man seated in the corner?

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Simple Subject: Does he know that?

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Simple Predicate: Does he know that?