True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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A.24. The snorkelers saw the beautiful underwater
creatures.
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2.
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A.24. The frogs sang as the rain fell
harder.
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A.24. Horns honked when the traffic lights stopped
working.
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4.
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A.24.
The smallest, tan puppy whined.
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A.24. The nest full of baby birds was high in the tree
tops.
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Matching
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A.24. Decide if the word(s) in bold are the simple subject (ss),
simple predicate(sp), or other (o). a. | Julie scurries to get her work
done. | d. | Jacob drives
his truck. | b. | The ducks quack at feeding
time. | e. | The dog and cat
ran through the yard | c. | The broken watch will lose
time. | | | | |
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6.
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sp
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7.
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o
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8.
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o
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9.
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sp
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10.
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ss
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A.24. Decide if the word(s) in bold are the simple subject (ss),
simple predicate(sp), or other (o). a. | Julie became the new prinicpal.
| d. | Jacob
drives his truck. | b. | The ducks are quacking at feeding
time. | e. | The dog and
cat ran through the yard | c. | The broken vase will not hold
water. | | | | |
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11.
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sp
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12.
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sp
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13.
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sp
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14.
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ss
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15.
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ss
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A.24. Decide if the word(s) in bold are the simple subject (ss),
complete subject(cs), simple predicate(sp), complete predicate (cp) or other
(o). a. | Julie
became the new prinicpal. | d. | The wet dog shook mud all
over. | b. | The ducks are quacking at feeding
time. | e. | The largest
raccoon took the trash can. | c. | The broken vase will not hold
water. | | | | |
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16.
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cs
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17.
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cp
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18.
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cp
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19.
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ss
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20.
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cs
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