Subjects, Sentences, and Predicates

Is this simple, comp., or run-on: "There is only so much laws can do, people must cooperate."

What is the complete predicate of the following: "Are you going to the store?"

How many subjects and predicates does a simple sentence have?

What is a subject

What is the simple predicate?

What is the simple predicate of the following: "The students quietly did their homework."

What is the subject: "Do your homework and study"

Identify the complete predicate: "The Inuits' way of life is rapidly disappearing.

What is the following sentence missing: "Involved writing or art"

Sentence or fragment: "Form a large patch in Africa, India, and Southeast Asia."

What is missing from the following sentence: "waited and waited for him to grow up."

What is the following sentence missing: "The giant blue whales."

What type of sentence is this: "Air pollution increases lung and breathing ailments."

Sentence or fragment: "Forests of red and white"

What punctuation should an interrogative sentence have?

Is this a compound or run on sentence: "The students did their work; The students studied"

What is the complete predicate for the following: "Ms. Holm's class played a review game"?

What is the correct verb for the following: Birds and Mice (eat/eats) the poisoned insects

Is the following a sentence or a fragment: "Remain green all year."

Does this sentence have a compound subject or a comp. pred: Trees and grass hold soil in place

Which is not a way to fix a run-on sentence?

What is the complete subject of the following: "The big bear and the tiny mouse chased them."

What is the simple subject of the following sentence: "Ms. Holm's class played a review game"?

Identify the complete subject: Their winter homes were snowhouse villages on the sea ice.