Survivor Grammar Game Show Subjects, Predicates, Complements

Survivor Grammar Game Survivor Grammar Game ShowShow

Subjects, Predicates, ComplementsSubjects, Predicates, Complements

Which tribe will outwit, outplay, Which tribe will outwit, outplay, outlast?outlast?

1.1. Identify the Identify the simple subjectsimple subject in the in the following sentence:following sentence:

In 1844, he earned a degree from In 1844, he earned a degree from Vienna University. Vienna University.

1.1. Identify the Identify the simple subjectsimple subject in the in the following sentence:following sentence:

In 1844, In 1844, hehe earned a degree from earned a degree from Vienna University. Vienna University.

22. Identify the . Identify the complete subjectcomplete subject in the in the following sentence:following sentence:

There are Sandra Cisneros and There are Sandra Cisneros and Rudolfo Anaya, other successful Rudolfo Anaya, other successful Hispanic American authors. Hispanic American authors.

2.2. Identify the Identify the complete subjectcomplete subject in the in the following sentence: following sentence:

There are There are Sandra Cisneros and Sandra Cisneros and Rudolfo Anaya, other successful Rudolfo Anaya, other successful Hispanic American authors. Hispanic American authors.

3.3. Identify the Identify the simple predicatesimple predicate in the in the following sentence:following sentence:

Carlos, Ted, and I will find front-row Carlos, Ted, and I will find front-row seats. seats.

3.3. Identify the Identify the simple predicatesimple predicate in the in the following sentence:following sentence:

Carlos, Ted, and I Carlos, Ted, and I will findwill find front-row front-row seats. seats.

4.4. Identify the Identify the complete predicatecomplete predicate in in the following sentence:the following sentence:

Their stories reflect a rich cultural Their stories reflect a rich cultural heritage.heritage.

4. 4. Identify the Identify the complete predicatecomplete predicate in the in the following sentence:following sentence:

Their stories Their stories reflect a rich cultural reflect a rich cultural heritageheritage..

5.5. Identify the Identify the subject complementsubject complement in in the following sentence:the following sentence:

Does the lemonade taste too sour?Does the lemonade taste too sour?

Does the lemonade taste too Does the lemonade taste too soursour??

6.6. Is the following subject complement Is the following subject complement a a predicate nominativepredicate nominative or a or a predicate adjectivepredicate adjective? ?

Answer: Answer: Predicate AdjectivePredicate Adjective

You should feel proud of yourself. You should feel proud of yourself.

You should feel You should feel proudproud of yourself of yourself..

8.8. Is the following subject Is the following subject complement a complement a predicate predicate nominativenominative or a or a predicate predicate adjective? adjective?

You should feel You should feel proudproud of of yourself. yourself.

8.8. Is the following subject Is the following subject complement a complement a predicate predicate nominativenominative or a or a predicate predicate adjectiveadjective? ?

You should feel You should feel proudproud of yourself. of yourself.

9. 9. Identify the Identify the subject complementsubject complement in in the following sentence:the following sentence:

A carwash can be a great fund-raiser. A carwash can be a great fund-raiser.

9. 9. Identify the Identify the subject complementsubject complement in in the following sentence:the following sentence:

A carwash can be a great A carwash can be a great fund-raiserfund-raiser..

10. 10. Is the following subject complement Is the following subject complement a a predicate nominativepredicate nominative or a or a predicate predicate adjectiveadjective??

A carwash can be a great A carwash can be a great fund-raiserfund-raiser. .

10. 10. Is the following subject Is the following subject complement a complement a predicate nominativepredicate nominative or a or a predicate adjectivepredicate adjective??

A carwash can be a great A carwash can be a great fund-fund-raiserraiser. .

Answer: Answer: Predicate NominativePredicate Nominative

11.11. Identify the Identify the complementcomplement in the in the following sentence:following sentence:

More than sixty thousand fans More than sixty thousand fans attended the game at Memorial attended the game at Memorial Coliseum.Coliseum.

11.11. Identify the Identify the complementcomplement in the in the following sentence:following sentence:

More than sixty thousand fans More than sixty thousand fans attended the attended the game game at Memorial at Memorial Coliseum.Coliseum.

12.12. Is the following complement a Is the following complement a direct objectdirect object or an or an indirect objectindirect object??

Answer: Answer: Direct ObjectDirect Object

13. 13. Identify the 3 Identify the 3 complementscomplements in the in the following sentence:following sentence:

I showed Mom and Dad my report. I showed Mom and Dad my report.

13. 13. Identify the 3 Identify the 3 complementscomplements in the in the following sentence:following sentence:

I showed I showed MomMom and and Dad Dad my my reportreport. .

14. 14. Are the following complements Are the following complements directdirect objectsobjects or or indirect objectsindirect objects? ?

I showed I showed MomMom and and Dad Dad my report. my report.

14. 14. Are the following complements Are the following complements directdirect objectsobjects or or indirect objectsindirect objects? ?

I showed I showed MomMom and and Dad Dad my report. my report.

Answer: Answer: Indirect ObjectsIndirect Objects

15. 15. Is the following complement a Is the following complement a direct direct objectobject or an or an indirect objectindirect object??

My neighbor pays My neighbor pays me me twenty-five twenty-five dollarsdollars for mowing his lawn. for mowing his lawn.

15.15. Is the following complement a Is the following complement a direct direct objectobject or an or an indirect objectindirect object??

My neighbor pays My neighbor pays me me twenty-five twenty-five dollarsdollars for mowing his lawn. for mowing his lawn.

Answer: Answer: Indirect ObjectIndirect Object

16.16. Is the following word a subject, verb, Is the following word a subject, verb, direct object, indirect object, direct object, indirect object, predicate nominative, or a predicate predicate nominative, or a predicate adjective?adjective?

The playful antics of the rodeo The playful antics of the rodeo clowns were quite clowns were quite entertainingentertaining. .

16. 16. Is the following word a subject, Is the following word a subject, verb, direct object, indirect object, verb, direct object, indirect object, predicate nominative, or a predicate predicate nominative, or a predicate adjective?adjective?

The playful antics of the rodeo The playful antics of the rodeo clowns were quite clowns were quite entertainingentertaining. .

17. 17. Is the following word a subject, verb, Is the following word a subject, verb, direct object, indirect object, direct object, indirect object, predicate nominative, or a predicate predicate nominative, or a predicate adjective?adjective?

Sheep, however, happily eat Sheep, however, happily eat grass.grass.

17. 17. Is the following word a subject, verb, Is the following word a subject, verb, direct object, indirect object, predicate direct object, indirect object, predicate nominative, or a predicate adjective?nominative, or a predicate adjective?

Sheep, however, happily eat Sheep, however, happily eat grass.grass.

There was only one There was only one problemproblem with with this idea. this idea.

There was only one There was only one problemproblem with this with this idea. idea.

Answer: Answer: SubjectSubject

19. 19. Is the following word a subject, Is the following word a subject, verb, direct object, indirect object, verb, direct object, indirect object, predicate nominative, or a predicate predicate nominative, or a predicate adjective?adjective?

Would you give Would you give themthem lunch? lunch?

20.20. Is the following word a subject, Is the following word a subject, verb, direct object, indirect object, verb, direct object, indirect object, predicate nominative, or a predicate predicate nominative, or a predicate adjective?adjective?

““These animals can be good These animals can be good petspets,” ,” said the ranchhand. said the ranchhand.

Then we Then we wandered wandered around the around the fairgrounds. fairgrounds.

Then we Then we wandered wandered around the around the fairgrounds.fairgrounds.

Answer: Answer: VerbVerb

Studying artifacts can give Studying artifacts can give archaeologists archaeologists information about past information about past cultures. cultures.

Studying artifacts can give Studying artifacts can give archaeologistsarchaeologists information about information about past cultures.past cultures.

23.23. Identify the complete subject in the Identify the complete subject in the following sentence:following sentence:

Three figures in smoke masks Three figures in smoke masks charged past me. charged past me.

23.23. Identify the complete subject in the Identify the complete subject in the following sentence:following sentence:

Three figures in smoke masksThree figures in smoke masks charged past me. charged past me.

24.24. Identify the complete predicate in Identify the complete predicate in the following sentence:the following sentence:

Suddenly, his name was called over Suddenly, his name was called over the public address system. the public address system.

24.24. Identify the complete predicate in Identify the complete predicate in the following sentence:the following sentence:

SuddenlySuddenly, his name , his name was called over was called over the public address system. the public address system.

Such fads are a normal Such fads are a normal partpart of of teenage life.teenage life.

Such fads are a normal Such fads are a normal part part of of teenage life.teenage life.

Many students merely follow the Many students merely follow the crowdcrowd. .

Wow, those football players are Wow, those football players are hungryhungry!!

28.28. Is the following word a subject, verb, Is the following word a subject, verb, direct object, indirect object, predicate direct object, indirect object, predicate nominative, or a predicate adjective?nominative, or a predicate adjective?

He told He told usus his experiences as his experiences as convicted felon. convicted felon.

He told He told usus his experiences as convicted his experiences as convicted felon. felon.

The teachers performed the dance The teachers performed the dance routine routine for their students.for their students.

Last spring, Last spring, II saw a fire. saw a fire.

Answer: Answer: SubjectSubject

BONUS QUESTION: Worth 10 BONUS QUESTION: Worth 10 points!points!

What type of verbs precede What type of verbs precede predicate nominatives and predicate predicate nominatives and predicate adjectives?adjectives?

A. Action VerbsA. Action Verbs

B. Linking VerbsB. Linking Verbs

BONUS QUESTION: Worth 10 BONUS QUESTION: Worth 10 points!points!

What type of verbs precede predicate What type of verbs precede predicate nominatives and predicate nominatives and predicate adjectives?adjectives?

A. Action VerbsA. Action Verbs

B. B. Linking Verbs ***Linking Verbs ***

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