#GRAMMAR 5.6 PRACTICE (due date: Thursday, September 15)

Last updated almost 3 years ago

40 questions

Required

#GRAMMAR 5.6 PRACTICE (due date: Thursday, September 15)

Last updated almost 3 years ago

40 questions

NOT HAPPY WITH YOUR SCORE?
REDO CODE: PFUB87

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: Passengers aboard the ship receive a complimentary gift.

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Simple Subject: Passengers aboard the ship receive a complimentary gift.

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Simple Predicate: Passengers aboard the ship receive a complimentary gift.

Sentence #2: The kind of decorations at the party will depend on the children.

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Simple Subject: The kind of decorations at the party will depend on the children.

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Simple Predicate: The kind of decorations at the party will depend on the children.

Sentence #3: There will be fifty children on the field trip.

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Simple Subject: There will be fifty children on the field trip.

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Simple Predicate: There will be fifty children on the field trip.

Sentence #4: A few of the boys will be participating in the sports’ marathon.

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Simple Subject: A few of the boys will be participating in the sports’ marathon.

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Simple Predicate: A few of the boys will be participating in the sports’ marathon.

Sentence #5: One of the committee members for the dance has booked the band.

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Simple Subject: One of the committee members for the dance has booked the band.

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Simple Predicate: One of the committee members for the dance has booked the band.

Sentence #6: The class period after science puts me to sleep.

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Simple Subject: The class period after science puts me to sleep.

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Simple Predicate: The class period after science puts me to sleep.

Sentence #7: Does the girl from Africa own a goat?

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Simple Subject: Does the girl from Africa own a goat?

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Simple Predicate: Does the girl from Africa own a goat?

Sentence #8: A toy on the table is made of wood.

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Simple Subject: A toy on the table is made of wood.

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Simple Predicate: A toy on the table is made of wood.

Sentence #9: The umbrella with the polka dots was abandoned outside.

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Simple Subject: The umbrella with the polka dots was abandoned outside.

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Simple Predicate: The umbrella with the polka dots was abandoned outside.

Sentence #10: The flower in the vase is a sunflower.

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Simple Subject: The flower in the vase is a sunflower.

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Simple Predicate: The flower in the vase is a sunflower.

Sentence #11: Did two of you break the glass vase?

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Simple Subject: Did two of you break the glass vase?

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Simple Predicate: Did two of you break the glass vase?

Sentence #12: A black cat with white paws was adopted yesterday.

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Simple Subject: A black cat with white paws was adopted yesterday.

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Simple Predicate: A black cat with white paws was adopted yesterday.

Sentence #13: Ava at the office brought treats in for everyone.

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Simple Subject: Ava at the office brought treats in for everyone.

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Simple Predicate: Ava at the office brought treats in for everyone.

Sentence #14: Where is the boat with a blue sail?

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Simple Subject: Where is the boat with a blue sail?

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Simple Predicate: Where is the boat with a blue sail?

Sentence #15: Can the broom behind you be used to sweep the floor?

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Simple Subject: Can the broom behind you be used to sweep the floor?

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Simple Predicate: Can the broom behind you be used to sweep the floor?

Sentence #16: The store at the corner sells sandwiches.

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Simple Subject: The store at the corner sells sandwiches.

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Simple Predicate: The store at the corner sells sandwiches.

Sentence #17: The flowers along the aisle were smooth.

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Simple Subject: The flowers along the aisle were smooth.

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Simple Predicate: The flowers along the aisle were smooth.

Sentence #18: The grandparents across the street have white hair.

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Simple Subject: The grandparents across the street have white hair.

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Simple Predicate: The grandparents across the street have white hair.

Sentence #19: The vegetables in the refrigerator were moldy.

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Simple Subject: The vegetables in the refrigerator were moldy.

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Simple Predicate: The vegetables in the refrigerator were moldy.

Sentence #20: Does the cabin by the river have electricity?

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Simple Subject: Does the cabin by the river have electricity?

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#GRAMMAR 5.6 PRACTICE (due date: Thursday, September 15)

#GRAMMAR 5.6 PRACTICE (due date: Thursday, September 15)

NOT HAPPY WITH YOUR SCORE?

PART 1 of 1

Simple Subject: Passengers aboard the ship receive a complimentary gift.

Simple Predicate: Passengers aboard the ship receive a complimentary gift.

Simple Subject: The kind of decorations at the party will depend on the children.

Simple Predicate: The kind of decorations at the party will depend on the children.

Simple Subject: There will be fifty children on the field trip.

Simple Predicate: There will be fifty children on the field trip.

Simple Subject: A few of the boys will be participating in the sports’ marathon.

Simple Predicate: A few of the boys will be participating in the sports’ marathon.

Simple Subject: One of the committee members for the dance has booked the band.

Simple Predicate: One of the committee members for the dance has booked the band.

Simple Subject: The class period after science puts me to sleep.

Simple Predicate: The class period after science puts me to sleep.

Simple Subject: Does the girl from Africa own a goat?

Simple Predicate: Does the girl from Africa own a goat?

Simple Subject: A toy on the table is made of wood.

Simple Predicate: A toy on the table is made of wood.

Simple Subject: The umbrella with the polka dots was abandoned outside.

Simple Predicate: The umbrella with the polka dots was abandoned outside.

Simple Subject: The flower in the vase is a sunflower.

Simple Predicate: The flower in the vase is a sunflower.

Simple Subject: Did two of you break the glass vase?

Simple Predicate: Did two of you break the glass vase?

Simple Subject: A black cat with white paws was adopted yesterday.

Simple Predicate: A black cat with white paws was adopted yesterday.

Simple Subject: Ava at the office brought treats in for everyone.

Simple Predicate: Ava at the office brought treats in for everyone.

Simple Subject: Where is the boat with a blue sail?

Simple Predicate: Where is the boat with a blue sail?

Simple Subject: Can the broom behind you be used to sweep the floor?

Simple Predicate: Can the broom behind you be used to sweep the floor?

Simple Subject: The store at the corner sells sandwiches.

Simple Predicate: The store at the corner sells sandwiches.

Simple Subject: The flowers along the aisle were smooth.

Simple Predicate: The flowers along the aisle were smooth.

Simple Subject: The grandparents across the street have white hair.

Simple Predicate: The grandparents across the street have white hair.

Simple Subject: The vegetables in the refrigerator were moldy.

Simple Predicate: The vegetables in the refrigerator were moldy.

Simple Subject: Does the cabin by the river have electricity?

Simple Predicate: Does the cabin by the river have electricity?

NOT HAPPY WITH YOUR SCORE?

PART 1 of 1

Simple Subject: Passengers aboard the ship receive a complimentary gift.

Simple Predicate: Passengers aboard the ship receive a complimentary gift.

Simple Subject: The kind of decorations at the party will depend on the children.

Simple Predicate: The kind of decorations at the party will depend on the children.

Simple Subject: There will be fifty children on the field trip.

Simple Predicate: There will be fifty children on the field trip.

Simple Subject: A few of the boys will be participating in the sports’ marathon.

Simple Predicate: A few of the boys will be participating in the sports’ marathon.

Simple Subject: One of the committee members for the dance has booked the band.

Simple Predicate: One of the committee members for the dance has booked the band.

Simple Subject: The class period after science puts me to sleep.

Simple Predicate: The class period after science puts me to sleep.

Simple Subject: Does the girl from Africa own a goat?

Simple Predicate: Does the girl from Africa own a goat?

Simple Subject: A toy on the table is made of wood.

Simple Predicate: A toy on the table is made of wood.

Simple Subject: The umbrella with the polka dots was abandoned outside.

Simple Predicate: The umbrella with the polka dots was abandoned outside.

Simple Subject: The flower in the vase is a sunflower.

Simple Predicate: The flower in the vase is a sunflower.

Simple Subject: Did two of you break the glass vase?

Simple Predicate: Did two of you break the glass vase?

Simple Subject: A black cat with white paws was adopted yesterday.

Simple Predicate: A black cat with white paws was adopted yesterday.

Simple Subject: Ava at the office brought treats in for everyone.

Simple Predicate: Ava at the office brought treats in for everyone.

Simple Subject: Where is the boat with a blue sail?

Simple Predicate: Where is the boat with a blue sail?

Simple Subject: Can the broom behind you be used to sweep the floor?

Simple Predicate: Can the broom behind you be used to sweep the floor?

Simple Subject: The store at the corner sells sandwiches.

Simple Predicate: The store at the corner sells sandwiches.

Simple Subject: The flowers along the aisle were smooth.

Simple Predicate: The flowers along the aisle were smooth.