Directions: Circle the subject. Underline the predicate.
1. A rose smells nice.
2. The paperboy delivers the newspaper.
3. My friend Zach won the Peachtree Road Race.
4. Jane and I are going to the mall.
5. Jimmy made the touchdown.
6. A beautiful butterfly floated over the bush.
7. The strong winds ripped the roof off of the house.
8. Our class will visit the Atlanta Zoo.
9. My cat had three kittens today.
10. My little brother fell off his swing set.
11. The bee stung me on my stomach!
12. In art class we made masks for Halloween.
13. The bank robber wore a black stocking on his face.
14. Bob’s birthday party was at American Adventures.
15. Someone’s telephone is ringing in the store.
Complete each sentence by adding your own predicate part.
1. The silly clown
2. The mother and baby elephant
3. The spooky witch
4. John’s paper
5. Four large snakes
Complete each sentence by adding your own subject.
6. gave me some money.
7. broke her leg.
8. threw the ball high.
9. danced to wild music.
10. cooked a pizza for the party.
1.Many guests are invited to the party.
Are many guests invited to the party?
Where are many guests invited to?
Why are many guests invited to the party?
2.Red tulips are given to veterans.
Are red tulips given to veterans?
Why are red tulips given to veterans?
When are red tulips given to veterans?
3 Birch trees are found in Russia.
Are birch trees found in Russia?
What is associated with Russia?
Why are birch trees loved by people?
4 Thanksgiving Day is celebrated in the USA.
Is Thanksgiving Day celebrated in the USA?
Why is Thanksgiving Day celebrated in the USA?
When is Thanksgiving Day celebrated in the USA?
English grammar is easier than Russian grammar.
Comrade Petrov is younger than Comrade Ivanov.
My suitcase is larger than yours.
Theses coats are better than those.
There is more/less sugar in my tea than in yours.
The English language is more/less difficult than the Russian language.
Your old flat is more/less comfortable than your new flat in Moscow.
Central Park is more/less beautiful than Socolniki Park.
This work is more/less important than that work.
Lesson eleven is more/less interesting than lesson fourteen.