Help with complete sentences?

Question

Draw a line (/) between the complete subject and the complete predicate.
1. Most boys enjoy sports.
2. Many pretty flowers were blooming in Mary's garden.
3. The grandfather clock struck twelve.
4. The eraser on that pencil makes black streaks.
5. The parade will pass down our street.
6. The packages arrived in the morning mail.

Answer 1

1. after boys
2. after flowers
3. after clock
4. after pencil
5. after parade
6. after packages

Hope you don't mind my doing it this way..much quicker than retyping entire sententences.

Answer 2

1. Most boys / enjoy sports.
2. Many pretty flowers were blooming / in Mary's garden.
3. The grandfather clock / struck twelve.
4. The eraser on that pencil / makes black streaks.
5. The parade will / pass down our street.
6. The packages arrived / in the morning mail.

It's been a long time since I did this, you might want to check to make sure.

Answer 3

1. Most boys / enjoy sports.
2. Many pretty flowers / were blooming in Mary's garden.
3. The grandfather clock / struck twelve.
4. The eraser on that pencil / makes black streaks.
5. The parade / will pass down our street.
6. The packages / arrived in the morning mail.

Answer 4

I think a complete sentence only needs a subject and verb. The 1st, "Softly falls the night", is a complete sentence, because it has a subject (night) and verb (falls) It's just worded differently. I guess we would say "The night falls softly" "Canada's highest mountain, Mount Logan" doesn't have a verb, so it's a fragment. "Think before signing" is a command, so it's a complete sentence. I'm pretty sure that's right... Hope this helps! :)

Answer 5

Most boys/enjoy sports.

Many pretty flowers/were blooming in Mary's garden.

The grandfather clock/struck twelve.

The eraser on that pencil/makes black streaks.

The parade/will pass down our street.

The packages/arrived in the morning mail.

Answer 6

1. the subject is boys/enjoy sports predicate
2. pretty flowers is the subject/blooming predicate
3. grandfather clock is subject/struck twelve is predicate
4. pencil eraser subject/ black streaks predicate
5. the parade subject/ pass down street predicate
6. packages subject/ arrived predicate




heres a link to help you:
http://www.arts.uottawa.ca/writcent/hypergrammar/subjpred.html

hope this helps.

Answer 7

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Answer 8

Yawn/zzzzzzzz

Answer 9

This site should help you: http://www.writing-unlimited.com/English%20Grammar/Test%20Your%20Skills.htm