Subjects and Predicates
Grade 2 - Grammar - Building Confidence

Read this sentence: "The young gardener watered the tomato plants." What is the complete subject?
- The young gardener
- gardener
- watered the tomato plants
- the predicate
Read this sentence: "The young gardener watered the tomato plants." What is the complete predicate?
- The young gardener
- the subject
- the noun
- watered the tomato plants
Which sentence correctly combines "The young gardener" and "watered the tomato plants"?
- watered the tomato plants The young gardener.
- watered the tomato plants.
- The young gardener watered the tomato plants.
- The parts cannot make a sentence.
Which part is missing from this fragment: "packed the camping tent."
- end mark
- comma
- subject
- predicate
Which part is missing from this fragment: "A red kite."
- subject
- capital letter
- predicate
- period
Read this sentence: "My older brother packed the camping tent." What is the complete subject?
- the sentence
- My older brother
- the predicate
- packed the camping tent
Read this sentence: "A red kite dipped below the clouds." What is the complete predicate?
- dipped
- the subject
- A red kite
- dipped below the clouds
Which sentence correctly combines "A red kite" and "dipped below the clouds"?
- dipped below the clouds.
- The parts cannot make a sentence.
- A red kite.
- A red kite dipped below the clouds.
Which part is missing from this fragment: "watered the tomato plants."
- predicate
- end mark
- comma
- subject
Which part is missing from this fragment: "The young gardener."
- noun
- subject
- predicate
- period