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    Subject And Predicate Exercises

    17. How can they draw water from so deep a well?

    Point out the subject and the predicate in each of the


    following sentences:

    18. What a splendid boat that is!

    1. The dog loves the child.


    2. Does the child love the dog?
    3. The hunter caught the hare.
    4. Where does the hare live in winter?
    5. What a timid little fellow the hare is!
    6. The vessel was a magnificent five-master.
    7. Who commanded the vessel?
    8. The girl plays the piano well.
    9. How the people crowd the station!
    10. Why are so many people gathered here?
    11. They expect to see the President.
    12. Take this message to the telegraph office.
    13. How did James learn his lesson so well?

    19. Yesterday we played a game of football.


    20. I heard this story from the captain of the vessel.
    21. How bright the fall flowers make the field look!
    22. Mr. Longfellow wrote a story about an Indian boy.
    23. Can you tell the name of the Indian boy?
    24. Down went the Cumberland!
    25. Where did you find those beautiful violets?
    26. Deep in the wave is a coral grove.
    27. Tell me not in mournful numbers,
    Life is but an empty dream.
    28. High upon the lonely mountain
    The wild men watched and waited.
    29. Where is the victory of the grave?

    14. I bring fresh showers to thirsty flowers.

    What dust upon the spirit lies? God keeps the sacred
    life He gave, - The prophet never dies!

    15. Let no guilty man escape.

    30. Hazel nuts in yonder copse,

    16. The sun was sinking behind the western hills.

    Hang their rich clusters down.

    31. With work and play and laughter too


    We'll spend our holiday!

    39. Do you see that dark line of woods just across the
    bridge?

    32. How fiercely the wind blows !

    40. Just in the edge of those woods stands a large


    farmhouse.

    33. Where shall we find shelter from the coming


    storm?

    41. Do you think we can reach the farmhouse before


    the storm breaks upon us?

    34. Drive on as rapidly as possible.

    42. What a terrible storm this threatens to be!

    35. Look out for that sharp turn at the foot of the hill

    43. Drive the horses directly into the barn, for the
    storm is upon us.

    36. What a vivid flash of lightning that was!


    37. Hold the horses in going down this steep hill.
    38. How very dark it is after each flash of lightning!

    44. How very grateful we ought to be for this friendly


    shelter!

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