Simple Sentence Quiz: Test!

The correct answer is "are colorful and attractive." This is the most suitable option to complete the sentence because it provides a description that fits logically with the context of the sentence. It suggests that many houses in the town have vibrant and appealing colors, which implies that they are visually pleasing.

The correct answer is "People in India can speak English and Hindi." This arrangement makes the most sense grammatically and logically. It follows the usual word order in English sentences, where the subject (People in India) comes before the verb (can speak), and the languages (English and Hindi) come at the end of the sentence.

A complete sentence must have a subject and a verb and express a complete thought. “Paula and Tiana live in an expensive apartment” meets all these criteria: it has a clear subject (Paula and Tiana), a verb (live), and it conveys a full idea. The other options are incomplete or grammatically incorrect, lacking proper subjects, verbs, or structure to form a full, coherent sentence.

The given sentence is missing a verb. A complete sentence should have a subject and a verb. In this case, the subject "Tony" is present, but there is no verb to indicate the action or state of Tony. Therefore, the correct answer is that the verb is missing.

The sentence "Brian often cooks Thai traditional food" is a complete sentence because it contains a subject (Brian), a verb (cooks), and a complete thought (Thai traditional food). It expresses a complete idea and can stand alone as a sentence. The other options either lack a verb or are incomplete thoughts, making them incomplete sentences.

The subject of the sentence is "Some people". This is because "Some people" is the noun phrase that is performing the action of deciding to find jobs in big busy cities. The other options, such as "jobs", "people", and "busy cities", are not the subjects of the sentence as they do not perform the action.

The subject of the sentence is the noun or pronoun that performs the action or is being described in the sentence. In this case, the subject is "The little boy" because it is the noun phrase that is visiting the clean restaurant every weekend.

The main verb in the sentence is "like." It is the action that the subject, "I," is performing. The sentence is stating that the speaker enjoys spending their free time at home.

The main verb in the sentence is "was riding". It is the action that Jason is performing. The verb "was" is a helping verb that indicates the past continuous tense, and "riding" is the main verb that describes the action of Jason riding his bike.