Parts of Speech
Identify the subject and verb in the following sentence:
Michael likes chicken.
Subject: Michael
Verb: likes
Ms. M (walk/walks) to school every day.
walks
Is the sentence below a fragment, complete sentence, comma splice, or fused sentence:
Monkeys live in the jungle fish live in the ocean.
Fused sentence.
Last week we (ate/eat) dinner at Chipotle.
ate
Michael and (I/me) drove my mom to the store.
I
Identify the subject and verb in the sentence:
Everyone in the class gets good grades.
Subject: Everyone
Verb: gets
The restaurant that hired my cousins (is/are) not very good.
is
Is the sentence below a fragment, complete sentence, comma splice, or fused sentence:
Because my mom is mad.
Fragment (dependent clause)
In 2021 we (had/will have) a new president.
will have
My mom drove Michael and (I/me) to the store.
Me
Identify the subject and verb in the following sentence:
The group of swimmers likes to eat pizza.
Subject: group
Verb: likes
Each of my friends (drive/drives) to work.
drives
Is the sentence below a fragment, complete sentence, comma splice, or fused sentence:
I can't go to the mall because my mom got mad.
Complete sentence (complex sentence)
For the last 10 years, I (studied/have studied) Karate.
have studied
(We/us) five friends grew up together.
We
Each of the supervisors requires employees to sign in.
Subject: Each
Verb: Requires
The lion or her cubs (was/were) drinking milk.
were
Is the sentence below a fragment, complete sentence, comma splice, or fused sentence:
Fried food isn't healthy, but it is good I could eat it every day.
Fused sentence.
My mom (seen/saw) your mom at the store today.
saw
The boy (who/whom) told me about the concert isn't even here.
who
Despite the time commitment, driving to Florida is often less annoying than flying.
Verb: is
are
Is the sentence below a fragment, complete sentence, comma splice, or fused sentence:
I like turtles because they live for a long time, they can live for over 100 years.
Comma Splice
You have (began/begun) the process of becoming a nurse.
begun
That girl (who/whom) I know from high school is famous now.
whom