Building Sentences Review

What is the complete subject of the sentence: Three mice ran across the floor.

• Mice

• Ran

• Three mice

• ran across the floor

What is the the complete predicate in the sentence: The little girl's eyes sparkled in delight.

• girl

• sparkled

• The little girl's eyes

• sparkled in delight

What is the simple subject in this sentence: My mom was buying some flowers.

• mom

• buying

• flowers

• My mom

What is the simple predicate in the sentence: A dancer swirled across the stage.

• stage

• dancer

• A dancer

• swirled

Which of the following sentences has the complete subject underlined?

• The five girls enjoyed the overnight trip.

• The clear blue lake was beautiful.

• Millions of stars sparkled overhead.

• Each girl had brought some homemade food.

What is the simple predicate in the sentence?

My baby brother ate his oatmeal.

• brother

• My baby brother

• ate

• ate his oatmeal

Read the following sentence.

My family enjoys having lively debates.

Which of the following is the complete subject?

• My family

• enjoys having lively debates.

Turn this fragment into a full sentence.

• She was going trick or treating.
• Going trick or treating late at night.
• Going trick or treating down the street.
• Going trick or treating with my cousin.

Tags

CCSS.W.6.3A

CCSS.W.6.4

Draw a line between the complete subject and the complete predicate. Mr. Landon owns a flock of sheep.

• Mr. Landon/owns a flock of sheep

• Mr. Landon owns/

• Mr. Landon owns a flock of sheep/

• none of the above

Tags

CCSS.L.3.1A

Which of the following sentences has the complete predicate underlined?

• Alanna O’Brien offered Irish bread.

• The happy girls ate Rosie's for dessert.

• They packed up their tents.

• All citizens can enjoy one another’s talents and ideas.

Tags

CCSS.L.3.1A