Subject and Predicate

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What is the simple subject of this sentence?

The jaguar ran through the gym.

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jaguar

Front

What is the simple subject of the sentence: "I would like to make dresses for my dolls."? Options: I, like, dresses, dolls.

Back

I

Front

What is the simple subject of the sentence: "My uncle gave me a bag full of different shells."? Options: bag, shells, gave, uncle.

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uncle

Front

What is the simple subject of the sentence: "A hobby is something you do and enjoy."? Options: enjoy, do, hobby, something

Back

hobby

Front

What is the simple subject of the sentence: "Jonathan collects stones as a hobby."? Options: stones, Jonathan, collects, hobby.

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Jonathan

Front

Choose the simple subject of the sentence: Travellers usually collect stones. Options: travellers, usually, collect, stones.

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travellers

Front

Choose the simple predicate of the sentence: We collected different types of stones. Options: collected, we, stones, different.

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collected

Front

What is the simple predicate of the sentence: "Some interesting stones are very colorful."? Options: interesting, stones, are, colorful.

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are

Front

What is the simple predicate of the sentence: 'Stone collectors found many stones'? Options: collectors, found, many, stones.

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found

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Choose the simple predicate of the sentence: I forgot the names of those stones. Options: I, names, forgot, stones.

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forgot