Independent and Dependent Clauses; Subjects and Predicates

Front

The tall oak trees blow in the wind.

Which part is the PREDICATE?

Options: The tall oak trees, blow, in the wind

Back

blow

Front

Which part is the SUBJECT in the sentence: "My teacher, Mr. Smith, gave the class homework."? Options: "My teacher, Mr. Smith,", "gave", "the class", "homework"

Back

My teacher, Mr. Smith,

Front

In the sentence "Jake wrecked his car.", what is "Jake"?

Back

Jake is the subject.

Front

Identify the predicate in the sentence:

The haircut took only 15 minutes.

Back

took

Front

Identify the subject in the sentence: You have a social studies quiz tomorrow.

Back

you

Front

What is the predicate in the sentence: Joe is sad about the cute girl?

Back

is

Front

What does a complete sentence need?

Back

A subject and a predicate.

Front

Before our party on Friday

Back

Dependent Clause

Front

Which part is the independent clause?

While Cole and Carson play basketball, Isaac and Austin are reading a book.

Back

Isaac and Austin are reading a book.

Front

Which part of the sentence is the dependent clause?

Because they love to read, Sam and Brooke went to the library.

Back

Because they love to read