Grammar Trivia Quiz: Can You Identify The Subject And Predicate?
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Below is a Grammar Trivia Quiz Can You Identify the Subject and Predicate? A subject is the matter of discussion in a sentence, whereas a predicate is the part of a sentence that states something about the subject of the sentence. Give it a try and get to see if you can identify if the sentences below are complete or straightforward subject or predicate.
- 1.Our family is going to California next summer.
- A.
Simple subject
- B.
Complete subject
- C.
Simple predicate
- D.
Complete predicate
- 2.San Francisco will be our first stop.
- A.
Simple subject
- B.
Complete subject
- C.
Simple predicate
- D.
Complete predicate
- 3.My mom promised us a visit to the Golden Gate Bridge.
- A.
Simple subject
- B.
Complete subject
- C.
Simple predicate
- D.
Complete predicate
- 4.We can ride in a cable car.
- A.
Simple subject
- B.
Complete subject
- C.
Simple predicate
- D.
Complete predicate
- 5.Or friends, the Kims, will entertain us.
- A.
Simple subject
- B.
Complete subject
- C.
Simple predicate
- D.
Complete predicate
- 6.Some other friends live in San Francisco too.
- A.
Simple subject
- B.
Complete subject
- C.
Simple predicate
- D.
Complete predicate
- 7.A travel agent booked our tickets.
- A.
Simple subject
- B.
Complete subject
- C.
Simple predicate
- D.
Complete predicate
- 8.Dad will take us to a ball game one night.
- A.
Simple subject
- B.
Complete subject
- C.
Simple predicate
- D.
Complete predicate
- 9.Fisherman's Wharf is a great place for dinner.
- A.
Simple subject
- B.
Complete subject
- C.
Simple predicate
- D.
Complete predicate
- 10.We are staying there for a week.
- A.
Simple subject
- B.
Complete subject
- C.
Simple predicate
- D.
Complete predicate
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