Sub. & Pred.
Identify
Sections 1-3
100
This is usually found at the beginning of the sentence, before the predicate.
What is a subject?
100
Identify the complete subject in this sentence. Jared wants to make a puppet show.
What is Jared?
100
A group of words that expresses a complete thought.
What is a sentence?
200
This starts with the verb, tells what subject is doing.
What is a predicate?
200
Identify the simple subject of this sentence: Katie, who loves Gir, wrote a novel.
What is Katie?
200
This type of sentence ends with an exclamation point.
What is an exclamatory sentence?
300
In this type of sentence, you may have to rearrange to find the subject and predicate.
What is a question?
300
Name the simple predicate. Kathryn is going to the movies.
What is, is going?
300
This is the main word in a complete subject.
What is a simple subject?
400
In questions, all or part of this starts the sentence.
What is a predicate?
400
Name the complete predicate. Kelsey went to the library to check out the book Night.
What is went to the library to check out the book Night?
400
This group of words is either missing a subject a predicate or even both.
What is a sentence fragment?
500
In a command, the subject is not always there. What is this called?
What is the understood (You).
500
Rename as a declarative sentence. Are you still going to the Heelan game?
What is You still are going to the Heelan game.
500
What type of sentence is this: Go clean your room now!
What is an imperative sentence?
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