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1. Choose the COMPLETE SUBJECT The barber cut the boy"s hair.
1) barber
2) barber cut
3) The barber
2. She [is very intelligent].
1) predicate
2) subject
3) verb
3. [This] is a brilliant idea.
1) predicate
2) noun
3) subject
4. The thieves [sat] under banana tree.
1) predicate
2) subject
3) object
5. At the weekend my mom works at thke sports club.
1) mom-is simple subject(noun)
2) mom-is compound subject(noun)
3) mom-is simple subject(pronoun)
6. I went shopping after school yesterday.
1) I-Simple Subject (noun)
2) I-compound Subject(noun)
3) I-Simple Subject(pronoun)
7. I need help with this math problem.
1) need help - compound verbal modal predicative
2) I-Simple Subject (noun)
3) need help - compound verbal aspect predicative
8. Choose the complete subject A big spider spun a web in the doorway.
1) a spider
2) a big spider
3) spider
9. The young boy ate the red apple.
1) ate-is compound verbal nomenal predicate
2) ate-is compound verbal aspect predicate
3) ate-is simple verbal Predicate
10. Choose the SIMPLE Subject The flag blew in the wind.
1) flag
2) flag blew
3) blew
11. Tells who or what the sentence is about
1) subject
2) object
3) predicate
12. Tells smh about the subject
1) subject
2) predicate
3) object
13. Choose the SIMPLE PREDICATE A gray dolphin jumped into the sea.
1) jumped
2) jumped into
3) jumped into the sea
14. Choose the SIMPLE Subject The bus driver drove me to school.
1) bus driver
2) the bus driver
3) driver
15. Next week my mother is coming from Korea.
1) Mother - Is Simple Subject (noun)
2) is coming - Is compound verbal nominal predicte
3) Mother - Is compound subject (noun)
16. My expensive new watch has stopped.
1) watch - Is subject
2) watch - Is Predicate
3) watch - object
17. Choose the COMPLETE PREDICATE My mother was upset because I broke her favorite vase.
1) was upset
2) was upset because I broke her favorite vase
3) broke
18. I like to have a little sleep in front of the TV.
1) I-Simple Subject (noun)
2) like-compound verbal modal predicate
3) I-Simple Subject (pronoun)
4) like - compound verbal aspect predicate
19. I always bring my dictionary to my class.
1) I-Simple Subject (pronoun)
2) I-Simple Subject (noun)
3) bring - compound verbal aspect predicate
20. Choose the COMPLETE PREDICATE My notebook is filled with stories that I wrote.
1) is filled
2) is
3) is filled with stories that I wrote
21. The predicte is
1) college
2) offer
3) courses
22. Two or more subjects in a sentence
1) simple subject
2) compound subject
3) compound Predicate
23. Choose the SIMPLE Subject The gardener watered her flowers.
1) gordener
2) gordener watered
3) flowers
4) her flowers
24. The Predicate is
1) theft
2) is
3) problem
25. Main noun in a sentence
1) compound subject
2) simple subject
3) noun
26. Choose the SIMPLE PREDICATE The houseplant needs sail, water and sunlight.
1) the houseplant
2) needs
3) needs sail
27. The results of the test are inconclusive.
1) results - compound subject (noun)
2) results -simple subject (pronoun)
3) are inconclusive - compound numeral predicte
28. [The moon] disappeared behind the clouds.
1) subject
2) predicate
3) object
29. Choose the COMPLETE SUBJECT The little puppy barked all night long.
1) puppy
2) the little puppy
3) the little
30. Main verb that tells, what the subject does
1) simple predicte
2) simple subject
3) compound subject

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