Prepositions, Subjects, Verbs, and Imperative Sentences

Preposition(s)

100

What is the preposition:
The group rode horses up the long trail.

up

200

What is the preposition:
Along the road, they saw flowers.

along

300

What is the preposition:
We walked beneath the trees on the path. 

beneath
on

400

What is the preposition:
The horses stopped by the river near the oak tree. 

by

near

500

What is the preposition:
The sun sinks behind those mountains at the end of each day. 

behind
at
of

Object(s) of the preposition

100

What is the object of the preposition?
The group rode horses up the long trail.

trail

200

What is the object of the preposition?
Throughout the ride, the horses had to stay on the path. 

ride
path

300

What is the object of the preposition?
She eats her sandwiches without tomato or lettuce. 

tomato
lettuce

400

What is the object of the preposition?
The road to Payson and Alpine has many bumps. 

Payson
Alpine

500

What is the object of the preposition?
Throughout the fall and winter, we watch birds at that feeder. 

fall
winter
feeder

Subject(s)

100

What is the subject?
The group rode horses up the long trail.

group

200

What is the subject?
His three dogs play in the backyard. 

dogs

300

Your aunt and uncle from South Carolina are here. 

aunt
uncle

400

What is the subject?
A bag of corn and a carton of fruit were under the tree. 

bag
carton

500

What is the subject?
Dr. Boone and his nurse talked to the patient. 

Dr. Boone
nurse

Verb(s)

100

What is the verb?
The group rode horses up the long trail.

rode

200

What is the verb?
After breakfast, Dad washed and dried the dishes. 

washed
dried

300

What is the verb?
The winner of the race dashed across the finish line. 

dashed

400

What is the verb?
One of the boys clapped his hands and cheered for the runner. 

clapped
cheered

500

What is the verb?
A doe with a fawn stepped into the meadow and stared at us. 

stepped
stared

Imperative sentences

100

What is the subject? What is the verb?
Please feed the horses. 

(you)
feed

200

What is the subject? What is the verb?
Give this to your brother. 

(you)
give

300

What is the subject? What is the verb?
Sign on the dotted line.

(you)

sign

400

What is the subject? What is the verb?
Follow this road for three miles. 

(you)
follow

500

What is the subject? What is the verb?
Set your alarm for 7am. 

(you)
set