Subject and Predicate with Noun and Verb

Subject/Predicate, Noun/Verb

Practice for making complete sentences.

SUBJECTS PRACTICE

Identifying the subjects and the nouns behind them.

Multiple Choice

Select True or False for the following statement:

Subjects contain at least one noun.

• True

• False

Multiple Select

What is a noun?

Select all that apply.

• a thing

• a person

• something in math

• a place

• an action word

It's true!

Subjects ALWAYS contain at least one NOUN.
(PERSON, PLACE, OR THING)

Subjects are the who, what, or where the sentence is all about.

Multiple Choice

Identify the subject in this sentence:

Mrs. Frost loves to eat chocolate.

• chocolate

• loves

• Mrs. Frost

• to eat

Multiple Select

Identify the subject in the following sentence:

The ball flew way over the goal post.

• goal post

• flew

• the ball

• way over

Multiple Choice

Please identify the subject in the following sentence:

The parking lot was bustling with all kinds of vehicles.

• parking lot

• bustling

• vehicles

• parking

Multiple Choice

Please identify the subject or subjects in the following sentence:

Mrs. Frost and her students were learning about sentence structure.

• learning

• students

• Mrs. Frost and her students

• Mrs. Frost

PREDICATES PRACTICE

Identifying complete predicates and their verbs.

Multiple Select

What is a verb?

Select all that apply.

• a place

• something you can do

• a person

• part of a subject

• an action word

Multiple Choice

Identify the verb in the following sentence:

I can write with million dollar words.

• words

• write

• million dollar

• I

Multiple Choice

Identify the verb in the following sentence:

My dog Fiesta jumps like a deer.

• jumps

• run

• Fiesta

• deer

Fill in the Blank

Identify and type in correctly (no capitals or punctuation in your answer please) the verb in the following sentence:

I cried happy tears at the end of the movie.

Multiple Choice

TRUE OR FALSE?

Predicates contain at least one verb.

• True

• False

TRUE AGAIN!

The predicate of the sentence contains a verb AND states something about the subject of the sentence.

Some examples of verbs contained in predicates:
RAN, JUMP, WRITE, LAUGH, SING, PLAY, SMELLED, SIT, TYPE, SWIM......

Multiple Choice

Identify the complete predicate in the following sentence:

I will be jumping on the trampoline.

• jumping

• I and trampoline

• will be

• will be jumping on the trampoline

Multiple Choice

Identify the complete predicate in the following sentence:

The marker glided smoothly across the paper.

• the marker

• glided

• paper

• glided smoothly across the paper

Fill in the Blank

Identify and type in correctly (no capitals, no punctuation in your answer please) the complete predicate of the following sentence:

Mrs. Frost ran as slow as a turtle.

ONE LAST CHECK 

PICKING A SUBJECT THAT MATCHES YOUR PREDICATE.

(AND HAVING A LITTLE FUN, TOO)

Multiple Select

Select a subject or subjects that would make sense with the following sentence.

________ is an awesome place to visit in the summer!

• Mr. Reeve

• Splash Kingdom

• Six Flags

• Cat

• Colorado

Multiple Select

Select a subject or subjects that would make sense with the following sentence.



__________ likes to drink coffee in the morning.

• Mrs. Frost

• My mother

• Truck

• Pizza hut

• He

Multiple Select

Select a subject or subjects that would make sense with the following sentence.

________ loves to sniff stinky feet.

• My dog

• My teacher

• A phone

• Reading

• Grandma

DID YOU MASTER THE SKILL OF SUBJECTS AND PREDICATES YET? (BECAUSE THIS IS THE END OF THIS ACTIVITY)

Either way, keep working hard!