Simple and Complete Subjects – Great Grammar Practice Grade Five

A sentence has a simple subject and a complete subject. The simple
subject is a noun or pronoun that is the most important word in the
subject. The complete subject includes all the words in the subject.

Different kinds of homes provide shelter for people.
‘Homes’= simple subject
‘Different kinds of homes” = complete subject

Underline the complete subject in each sentence.
Circle the simple subject.
1. Some people live on the water in houseboats.
2. Tall buildings provide apartments in large cities.
3. The suburbs around cities are filled with rows of houses.
4. Retired people sometimes buy mobile homes.
5. These traveling homes can be very comfortable.
6. A few Lapp families in Arctic lands make tents from reindeer skins.
7. The Dayaks in Borneo build longhouses on stilts.
8. About 90 workers can live together on an oil rig.
9. Many kings and queens live in palaces.
10. Village houses in Africa are sometimes built of mud and straw.
11. A family with children sometimes builds a treehouse in the yard.
12. Common building materials are wood, brick, and concrete.

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