SUBJECTS (SIMPLE & COMPLETE) | English Lesson

SUBJECTS (SIMPLE & COMPLETE)

In today's lesson, Kevin teaches you how to identify simple and complete subjects.

-- FREE PRACTICE BELOW --

DIRECTIONS: Underline the complete subject in each sentence, and circle the simple subject(s).
1. Cindy fired Lucas today.
2. She told me to go away.
3. Some animals eat plants, and other animals eat meat.
4. Several people I know enjoy ice hockey.
5. Nothing about this game interests me.
6. Her shoes came untied.
7. Macy and Todd are friends.
8. The two bowls of ice cream were very cold.
9. The deer in the forest ate all of our food.
10. My mother and I went for a walk.

ANSWERS:
1. Complete: “Cindy” || Simple: “Cindy”
2. Complete: “She” || Simple: “She”
3. Complete: “Some animals” and “other animals” || Simple: “animals” and “animals”
4. Complete: “Several people I know” || Simple: “people”
5. Complete: “Nothing about this game” || Simple: “nothing”
6. Complete: “Her shoes” || Simple: “shoes”
7. Complete: “Macy and Todd” || Simple: “Macy” and “Todd”
8. Complete: “The two bowls of ice cream” || Simple: “bowls”
9. Complete: “The deer in the forest” || Simple: “deer”
10. Complete: “My mother and I” || Simple: “mother” and “I”

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