Subject and Predicate
Directions: Are the bolded words the subject or the predicate? THE HORSE ran in the field.
What is Subject
Directions: Is this sentence a Compound or a Complex sentence? That airplane has been missing for a long time now, and nobody knows what happened to it.
What is Compound Sentence.
Directions: Find the Dependent Clauses in this sentence. Whenever the bell rings, the students quickly gather their materials.
What is (Whenever the bell rings) .
Directions: Are the bolded words the subject or the predicate? The people in the house ARE HAVING A PARTY.
What is Predicate
Directions: Is this sentence a Compound or a Complex sentence? Everyone laughed when he got a cream pie smashed in his face.
What is Complex Sentence.
Directions: Find the Dependent Clauses in this sentence. He finally finished his novel after months of research.
What is (after months of research).
Directions: Are the bolded words the subject or the predicate? Mom ASKED ME TO GO TO THE STORE.
What is Predicate
Directions: Is this sentence a Independent or Dependent sentence? When you eat ice cream.
What is Dependent Clause
Directions: Is this sentence a Compound or a Complex sentence? There are a lot of books on that shelf, and I'm going to find one that I like.
What is Compound Sentence
FIND THE INDEPENDENT CLAUSES. The beach is a lot of fun, but the mountains are even better.
What is (The beach is a lot of fun) AND (the mountains are even better).
Directions: Are the bolded words the subject or the predicate? THE U.S. PRESIDENT spoke to the American people.
What is Subject
Directions: Is this sentence a Simple or Compound-Complex sentence? The bird was sitting on his perch and he was happily eating his food, but then he fell.
What is Compound-Complex Sentence.
DOUBLE POINTS-BREAK IT UP INTO DEPENDENT AND INDEPENDENT CLAUSES. The lunch is as cold as ice.
What is Independent Clause.
Directions: Are the bolded words the subject or the predicate? THE DEFENSIVE TACKLE OF THE CHICAGO BEARS missed the running back as he ran by him.
What is Subject.
Directions: Is this sentence a Simple or Compound-Complex sentence? After the car was stuck in the mud, the rain kept falling, and I started to worry.
What is Compound-Complex sentence.
Directions: Break this sentence up into Dependent and Independent Clauses. After the tornado hit, my house was gone, but my neighbor's house was not touched.
What is (After the tornado hit)- Dependent Clause. (My house was gone was)- Independent Clause. (But my neighbor's house was not touched.)- Independent Clause