Sentence Analysis (Subject, Predicate, Object, Complement, etc.)
Grade 8 · Week 28 · 25 questions
Sentences are the building blocks of all communication. Understanding sentence structure — subjects, predicates, and different sentence types — is essential for clear expression.
What you'll practise
- Identify subjects and predicates in sentences
- Distinguish declarative, interrogative, imperative, and exclamatory types
- Recognise complete vs. incomplete sentences
- Construct well-formed sentences
All 25 questions in this Sentence Analysis (Subject, Predicate, Object, Complement, etc.) quiz
Grade 8 English — Sentence Analysis (Subject, Predicate, Object, Complement, etc.): 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.
- In "The boy kicked the ball," the subject is:
- In "The boy kicked the ball," the predicate is:
- In "The boy kicked the ball," the object is:
- In "She is a doctor," the complement is:
- In "They are playing cricket," the object is:
- In "My brother is tall," the subject is:
- In "My brother is tall," the complement is:
- In "The cat caught a mouse," the object is:
- In "The sun rises," the predicate is:
- In "He gave me a gift," the indirect object is:
- In "He gave me a gift," the direct object is:
- In "The teacher praised the boy," the object is:
- In "The dog barked loudly," the predicate is:
- In "She sings well," the complement is:
- In "We are friends," the complement is:
- In "The flowers are blooming," the predicate is:
- In "The children played outside," the object is:
- In "He is a good boy," the complement is:
- In "The birds are singing," the predicate is:
- In "She gave her friend a gift," the indirect object is:
- In "She gave her friend a gift," the direct object is:
- In "The cat is sleeping," the predicate is:
- In "The baby is crying," the complement is:
- In "He became a doctor," the complement is:
- In "The sun shines," the predicate is:
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