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Subjects and Predicates
Nouns and Verbs
Pronouns
Adjectives
Adverbs
100
Identify the simple subject. Last year my family traveled to Europe.
The simple subject is family.
100
Identify the common noun. Her older brother has a test today.
The common noun is brother.
100
Identify the pronoun. When Dave came to school, he was wearing a new jersey.
The pronoun is he.
100
Identify the adjective. The gentle dog kissed my cheek.
The adjective is gentle.
100
Identify the adverb. Reporters quickly gathered the news.
The adverb is quickly.
200
Identify the simple predicate. My grandmother plays cards with me every Sunday.
The simple predicate is plays.
200
Identify the collective noun. The class got in trouble for talking during the test.
The collective noun is class.
200
Identify the pronoun. Kate set up her poster at the fair.
The pronoun is her.
200
Identify the adjective. I have a free ticket for the concert.
The adjective is free.
200
Identify the adverb. She almost fell down the steps.
The adverb is almost.
300
Identify the complete subject. My best friend sits next to me in class.
The complete subject is My best friend.
300
Identify the proper noun. The Golden Gate Bridge is 8,980 feet long.
The proper noun is Golden Gate Bridge.
300
Fill in the appropriate pronoun. The twins saved _______ money to buy new bikes.
their
300
Identify the adjective. The scary movie gave me nightmares.
The adjective is scary.
300
Identify the adverb. He never has his homework.
The adverb is never.
400
Identify the complete predicate. Many people would like to have a robot.
The complete predicate is would like to have a robot.
400
Identify the verb. Ben overslept this morning.
The verb is overslept.
400
Fill in the appropriate pronoun. She bought ________ a new dress for the party tonight.
herself
400
Identify the adjective. The Egyptian mummies are on display.
The adjective is Egyptian.
400
Identify the adverb. Sara usually fixes her mistakes.
The adverb is usually.
500
Separate the sentence between the complete subject and complete predicate. A brightly colored blue jay sat on the windowsill.
A brightly colored blue jay -- sat on the windowsill.
500
Identify the verb. My father thought he was still cool.
The verb is thought.
500
Fill in the appropriate pronoun. That pencil is mine, not _______.
yours
500
Identify the adjective. Our guide was very helpful.
The adjective is helpful.
500
Identify the adverb. He nervously waited for his drivers test results.
The adverb is nervously.