What is the COMPLETE SUBJECT of this sentence? "Beyond the tall trees stood the old cabin.", the tall trees, stood, Beyond the tall trees, the old cabin, What is the SIMPLE PREDICATE of this sentence? "The tiny brown hamster was nibbling a carrot.", hamster, was nibbling, tiny brown, nibbling carrot, What is the COMPLETE PREDICATE of this sentence? "The playful dolphins leaped over the waves.", The playful dolphins, leaped, leaped over the waves, over the waves, What is the SIMPLE SUBJECT of this sentence? "The red backpack on the chair belongs to Mia.", backpack, red backpack, Mia, chair, What is the COMPLETE SUBJECT of this sentence? "Near the river rested the tired campers.", the tired campers, rested, the river, Near the river, What is the SIMPLE PREDICATE of this sentence? "Our science teacher will explain the project tomorrow.", teacher, the project, will explain, tomorrow, What is the COMPLETE PREDICATE of this sentence? "The noisy geese crossed the muddy road.", The noisy geese, crossed, muddy road, crossed the muddy road, What is the SIMPLE SUBJECT of this sentence? "The shiny buttons on my coat fell off.", coat, buttons, shiny buttons, my coat, What is the COMPLETE SUBJECT of this sentence? "Inside the museum hung a famous painting.", hung, a famous painting, Inside the museum, the museum, What is the SIMPLE PREDICATE of this sentence? "The brave firefighter had rescued the kitten.", had rescued, firefighter, the kitten, rescued, What is the COMPLETE PREDICATE of this sentence? "My best friend drew a picture of a dragon.", My best friend, a dragon, drew, drew a picture, What is the SIMPLE SUBJECT of this sentence? "The bright stars above us twinkled all night.", us, night, stars, bright stars, What is the COMPLETE SUBJECT of this sentence? "Across the field ran the spotted deer.", the field, ran, Across the field, the spotted deer, What is the SIMPLE PREDICATE of this sentence? "The little baby is sleeping peacefully.", sleeping, is sleeping, peacefully, baby, What is the COMPLETE PREDICATE of this sentence? "The hungry puppy chewed on the old shoe.", chewed on the old shoe, The hungry puppy, chewed, old shoe
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Subject and Predicate Exercises
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