Subjects & Predicates
In the sentence "The neighbor's dog barked nonstop outside," what is the simple subject?
dog
What type of sentence asks a question?
interrogative
What does barrier mean?
Something that blocks or prevents movement
What does jolt mean?
A sudden shake or surprise
What parts of speech does an adverb describe (3)?
adjective, verb, or another adverb
In the sentence “Maria finished her homework,” what is the simple predicate?
finished
What type of sentence gives a command?
imperative
Jordan stayed up late to __________ a song for the school talent show.
compose
The thieves tried to __________ valuable items from the store.
loot
In “The baby cried loudly,” what word is the adverb?
loudly
Identify the complete subject in “The girl with the red backpack won the spelling bee.”
The girl with the red backpack
Identify the sentence type: “Wow, that roller coaster was amazing!”
exclamatory
After weeks of practice, the team had __________ improvement in their skills.
considerable
What does rejoice mean?
To feel or show great joy
What type of adverb is yesterday in “We went to the park yesterday”?
time
Identify the complete predicate in “The teacher gave extra credit yesterday.”
gave extra credit yesterday
Identify the sentence type: “Please clean your desk before class begins.”
What does industrious mean?
hardworking
The __________ student always finished assignments before the deadline.
industrious
Which word is the adverb in “He almost missed the bus” and what type of adverb is it?
almost, degree
True or False: Every sentence must have a subject and a predicate.
True
Identify the sentence type: "The students studied hard for the English exam."
declarative
What is a deputy?
A person chosen to act for another
The hikers had to climb over a fallen tree that created a __________ in the trail.
barrier
Explain the difference between an adverb of time and an adverb of manner.
An adverb of time tells when something happens, while an adverb of manner tells how something happens.