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Subjects and Predicates Practice

A complete subject tells who or what a sentence is about. A complete predicate tells what the subject does or is. Read each whole sentence before you answer.

Find the Complete Subject

Choose the words that tell who or what each sentence is about.

1.In “A bright yellow kite sailed above the playground,” which words form the complete subject?
  • sailed above the playground
  • A bright yellow kite
  • above the playground
  • yellow kite sailed
2.In “Before lunch, the class hamster nibbled a carrot,” which words form the complete subject?
  • Before lunch
  • nibbled a carrot
  • the class hamster
  • a carrot
3.In “Several tiny frogs jumped into the pond,” which words form the complete subject?
  • jumped into the pond
  • the pond
  • Several tiny frogs
  • tiny frogs jumped

Match the Sentence Parts

Match each complete subject with the predicate that finishes its sentence.

Identify Both Parts

Write the complete subject and complete predicate for each sentence.

4.For “The little red wagon rolled down the hill,” write the complete subject and the complete predicate.
5.For “After the game, our soccer team celebrated at the field,” write the complete subject and the complete predicate.
6.For “The warm soup smelled delicious,” write the complete subject and the complete predicate.

Complete Each Sentence

Add a subject or predicate that makes a complete sentence. Answers may vary; one example is provided.

7.Add a predicate to complete the sentence: “The noisy geese .”
8.Add a complete subject to finish the sentence: “ baked muffins for the bake sale.”
9.Which sentence has “The museum guide” as its complete subject?
  • The museum guide explained the fossils.
  • The fossils looked enormous.
  • Visitors listened quietly.
  • Explained the fossils to visitors.
10.In “My cousins built a blanket fort in the living room,” what is the complete predicate?
11.In “During the afternoon, a flock of birds rested on the fence,” what is the complete subject?

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  • Subjects and Predicates Practice, page 1 of 3: Find the Complete Subject

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  • Subjects and Predicates Practice, page 2 of 3: Match the Sentence Parts, Identify Both Parts, Complete Each Sentence

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  • Subjects and Predicates Practice, page 3 of 3: 10. In “My cousins built a blanket fort in the living room,” what is the complete…

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