Appositives
Vocabulary 1
Getting to Know Grandma
Vocabulary 2
Subjects and Predicates
100

My best friend, Lily, eats an apple every day.

Lily

100

Your most appealing ___________ is your unfailing sense of humor.

trait

100

it's Molly's grandmother's nickname.

Lola

100

A _________ child does not make a very good playmate.

sulky

100

The store on the corner sells firewood.

What is the simple subject?

store

200

The eastern star, a supernova, shines bright in the night sky.

a supernova

200

The vet used a powerful tranquilizer to __________ the frightened animal.

stupefy
200

The country that grandma is from.

the Philippines
200

A panther can ___________ freely at night because its dark fur prevents it from being seen.

prowl

200

The playful kittens are adorable.

What is the complete subject?

The playful kittens

300

The dog, a German Shepard, knocked over the can of paint.

a German Shepard

300

An _____________ holds a rosy view of life.

optimist

300

What Molly did after grandma taught the dog a new trick.

She threw her arms around grandma.

300

Please try not to _________ behind the others.

lag

300

My neighbor's dog barks all night.

What is the simple predicate?

barks

400

Henry, my next door neighbor, is going to Denver next month.

my next door neighbor

400

A ____________ incident at school put all the teachers and students on edge.

disquieting

400

Eat a mexican dish on the second day of the week

Taco Tuesday

400

Education and experience provides us with the skills we need to _________ with difficult situations.

cope

400

Before dinner, we will set the table.

What is the complete predicate?

will set the table.

500

Lettuce consists largely of one ingredient, water.

water

500

The Nazis took great pains to keep detailed records of each kind of _____________ they committed.

atrocity

500

The amount of times granmda had come to the U.S. before this visit.

none/zero

500

Things will work better if __________ to our original plan.

adhere

500

The restaurant closes at ten.

What is the simple predicate?

closes

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