Complete Subjects and Predicates
What is the complete subject of the following sentence: "My lucky sneakers are purple."
My lucky sneakers
Name the simple subject of this sentence: "The sun rises earlier in the spring and summer."
sun
What kind of sentence is this? "Pass me the pencil."
imperative
What is the direct object? "Zombie worms eat bones."
bones
What is the predicate adjective? "My grandfather's students were grateful to have him as a teacher."
grateful
What is the complete subject of this sentence: "Bert and Tessa's parents have traveled to Mexico."
Bert and Tessa's parents
Name the simple subject of this sentence: "He was thinking about all the family members he hadn't seen in years."
he
What is the subject of this sentence? "Did America fight Japan during World War II?"
America
What is the direct object? "Somalia is experiencing a severe drought."
drought
What is the predicate nominative? "His students were hard workers."
workers
What is the complete predicate of this sentence? "Most kids at school like pizza a lot."
like pizza a lot.
Name the simple predicate of this sentence: "Then, Marnie made a joke about frogs."
made
What is the subject of this sentence? "There are several museums in Staunton."
museums
What is the direct object? "Mongooses like to eat meat and eggs, and sometimes carrion."
meat, eggs, carrion
What is the predicate nominative ? "He was a great teacher and a caring friend."
teacher, friend
"Marnie was with a group of new friends, who were running on the playground." What is the complete predicate of this sentence?
was with a group of new friends, who were running on the playground.
What is the simple subject of this sentence? "Are you and your brother going to the museum?"
you, brother
What is the subject of this sentence? "Hand me the block."
the understood (you)
What is the indirect object? "My dad taught me many methods for tying knots."
me
What is the predicate adjective? "I feel proud and happy to be his granddaughter."
proud, happy
Name the complete predicate of this sentence, and the verb(s). "At that moment, Marnie turned and noticed Beth."
turned and noticed Beth. turned, noticed
What is the subject of this sentence? "Here are the paper clips and staples."
paper clips, staples
What is the indirect object? "I made grandma a knit scarf for her birthday."
grandma
Is the subject complement a predicate nominative or predicate adjective? "Jill is excited to be on the team."
predicate adjective