Subjects and Predicates & Parts of Speech

Identify the adjective in the sentence: The lacey curtains blew across the open windows.

Identify the adjective (s) in the sentence:  The yellow flowers sat in the crystal vase.

Identify the adjective: George and Debbie bought expensive tickets for the performance.

Identify the conjunctions: We are hungry, but we must finish our homework first.

Identify the simple predicate: Grandma baked delicious cookies for us.

 Identify the simple predicate: The tired boy rested on the sidewalk.

Identify the adverb (s) in the sentence: Jim's mother yelled loudly at the naughty dog.

Identify the verb in the sentence: Clara spit the toothpaste out of her mouth.

Identify the noun (s) in the sentence: His emotions were often worn on his sleeve.

Identify the ajective(s) in the sentence: I ate the yummy spaghetti and the awful spinach.

Identify all of the nouns in the sentence: The lady's clothing was stacked in a large pile.

Identify the simple predicate: John ate quickly before he left home.

Identify the simple subject:  Mother kneaded the dough to make the bread.

Identify the prepositions (s):  The mouse ran up the table leg and  over the table.

Identify the simple subject: The happy child skipped in the park.

Identify the noun(s) in the sentence: The dog and cat frolicked in the grass.<br>

Identify the adverbs (s) in the sentence:  He ran quickly to the market.

Identify the simple subject: The substitute teacher was an old man.

Identify the simple subject: Starfish can be found in the ocean.

Identify the simple predicate: Ellie copied her homework assignment into her planner.