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Grammar Quest: Subjects, Predicates, & Prepositional Phrases

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Review of key grammar terms

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Grammar Quest: Subjects, Predicates, & Prepositional Phrases
 

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Grammar Quest: Subjects, Predicates, & Prepositional PhrasesOnline version

Review of key grammar terms

by Danielle Cormier
1

In the sentence 'The cat slept on the mat.', what is the subject?

2

In 'The dog barked loudly in the yard.', which is the predicate?

3

What is a predicate?

4

Identify the prepositional phrase in 'The bird flew over the roof'.

5

In 'The boy with the red hat runs fast.', what is the prepositional phrase?

6

Which sentence has a clear subject and predicate?

7

Choose the subject in 'The sun shines brightly at noon.'

8

Identify the predicate in 'The team won the game yesterday'.

9

What part of the sentence tells where, when, or how something happened?

10

In the sentence 'The cat slept under the table', what is the prepositional phrase?

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