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Subject, Predicate, Agreement, Sentences
Subject, Predicate, Agreement, Sentences
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1
Which conjunction makes sense in the sentence? "My dog ate a sandwich, ______ he ate a slice of pizza."
so
but
or
and
2
What is the subject of the sentence "The glass doors opened."
The glass doors
the
doors opened
opened
3
What is the subject of the sentence "The boys and girls played at recess."
the boys
the girls
The boys and girls
played at recess
4
Which conjunction makes the most sense in the sentence? "I fell at recess, _____ I went to the nurse."
and
so
or
but
5
Which conjunction makes the most sense in the sentence? "Do you want to paint a picture, ____ do you want to play?"
and
so
but
or
6
Is the sentence
simple
or
compound
? "My favorite subject is reading, but I also like math."
compound
simple
7
What is the predicate of the sentence "The dog sat outside in the rain."
dog sat
rain
sat outside in the rain
outside
8
Which sentence is written correctly?
I reads poems.
The candy contains peanuts.
The book are fiction.
The kids learns in school.
9
Which conjunction makes the most sense in the sentence? "I like to watch movies, _____ I'd rather read books."
so
or
and
but
10
Which subject would agree with the verb
rides
?
Bobby
The children
Molly and Sarah
Dogs
11
Which subject would agree with the verb
is driving
?
He
they
Dads
we
12
Is the sentence
simple
or
compound
? "David likes to go fishing."
simple
compound
13
Which sentence is written correctly?
Sam have a pet fish.
The dog bark at the cat.
A snake slithers on the grass.
A cat climb a tree.
14
What do you need to make a compound sentence?
a comma
all of the above
a conjunction
two simple sentences
15
What is the subject of the sentence "The dog sat outside in the rain."
outside
sat
rain
the dog
16
What is the predicate of the sentence "Jane reads books everyday."
Jane reads
Jane reads books
Jane
reads books everyday