Grammar: Subjects, Predicates, and Complements

Select the answer that correctly identifies the split between subject and predicate.

Billy and Betty walked into prom.

• Billy | and

• and | Betty

• Betty | walked

• walked | into

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CCSS.L.7.1A

Select the answer that correctly identifies the split between subject and predicate.

Unfortunately, Kanye suddenly began to speak.

• Kanye | suddenly

• suddenly | began

• began | to

• to | speak

Tags

CCSS.L.7.1A

Select the answer that correctly identifies the split between subject and predicate.

The llama in the parking lot is lost.

• llama | in

• parking | lot

• lot | is

• is | lost

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CCSS.L.7.1A

Select the answer that correctly identifies the split between subject and predicate.

Taylor Swift released another song about a bad relationship.

• Swift | released

• released | another

• song | about

• bad | relationship

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CCSS.L.7.1A

Select the answer that correctly identifies the simple subject(s).

The heavy snow in the forecast never arrived.

• heavy

• snow

• forecast

• arrived

Select the answer that correctly identifies the simple subject(s).

Billy and Betty are not going to prom.

• Billy

• Betty

• prom

• Billy, Betty

Select the answer that correctly identifies the simple subject(s).



The very old llama slowly walked off into the sunset.

• old

• sunset

• llama

• slowly

Select the answer that correctly identifies the simple subject(s).



Did Betty really take Leroy to prom?

• Leroy

• prom

• really

• Betty

Select the answer that correctly identifies the simple subject(s).



Inside the box is a mute button for Kanye's mouth.

• box

• button

• Kanye's

• mouth

Select the answer that correctly identifies the entire verb or verb phrase.

Have the balloons for the clowns been delivered?

• delivered

• have delivered

• have been delivered

• for the clowns

Tags

CCSS.L.7.1A