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    This document provides an example of how to identify the subject and predicate in sentences. It explains that the subject is who or what the sentence is about, and the predicate includes the verb and modifiers that describe what the subject is doing. Students are then asked to underline the complete subject and write the simple subject for 6 sentences. They also underline the complete predicate and write the simple predicate for another 6 sentences. The answers key is then provided.

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    This document provides an example of how to identify the subject and predicate in sentences. It explains that the subject is who or what the sentence is about, and the predicate includes the verb and modifiers that describe what the subject is doing. Students are then asked to underline the complete subject and write the simple subject for 6 sentences. They also underline the complete predicate and write the simple predicate for another 6 sentences. The answers key is then provided.

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    This document provides an example of how to identify the subject and predicate in sentences. It explains that the subject is who or what the sentence is about, and the predicate includes the verb and modifiers that describe what the subject is doing. Students are then asked to underline the complete subject and write the simple subject for 6 sentences. They also underline the complete predicate and write the simple predicate for another 6 sentences. The answers key is then provided.

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    This document provides an example of how to identify the subject and predicate in sentences. It explains that the subject is who or what the sentence is about, and the predicate includes the verb and modifiers that describe what the subject is doing. Students are then asked to underline the complete subject and write the simple subject for 6 sentences. They also underline the complete predicate and write the simple predicate for another 6 sentences. The answers key is then provided.

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    Name:________________________ Date:_________________

    Subjects and Predicates

    Remember, every sentence has a subjectwho or what the sentence is aboutand a predicatethe
    verb and all modifiers and phrases that tell us what the subject is doing.

    Example: Lois and Jim went swimming on Monday afternoon.


    The subject of this sentence is Lois and Jim. The predicate is went swimming
    on Monday afternoon.

    Underline the complete subject of each sentence. Write the simple subject on the line provided.

    1. My English class went on a field trip to a play. _____________________

    2. My aunt Sarah rode the bus to visit us. _____________________

    3. The library books are due on Friday. _____________________

    4. Can you tell me your name? _____________________

    5. The yellow, gold, and brown leaves are falling from the trees. _____________________

    6. The principals brown and white dog lets us read books to it. _____________________

    Underline the complete predicate of each sentence. Write the simple predicate on the line
    provided.

    1. The red cup belongs to my friend Mary. _____________________

    2. Jessica tore the wrapping paper into tiny pieces. _____________________

    3. The swimming pool at Johns house flooded last year. _____________________

    4. The clouds floated peacefully across the blue sky. _____________________

    5. Do you see that red and yellow butterfly? _____________________

    6. Our team won the game by six points! _____________________


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    Name:________________________ Date:_________________

    Answers Subjects and Predicates

    Remember, every sentence has a subjectwho or what the sentence is aboutand a predicatethe
    verb and all modifiers and phrases that tell us what the subject is doing.

    Example: Lois and Jim went swimming on Monday afternoon.


    The subject of this sentence is Lois and Jim. The predicate is went swimming
    on Monday afternoon.

    Underline the complete subject of each sentence. Write the simple subject on the line provided.

    1. My English class went on a field trip to a play. ____class_________________

    2. My aunt Sarah rode the bus to visit us. _____Sarah________________

    3. The library books are due on Friday. _____books________________

    4. Can you tell me your name? ______you_______________

    5. The yellow, gold, and brown leaves are falling from the trees. ______leaves_______________

    6. The principals brown and white dog lets us read books to it. ________dog_____________

    Underline the complete predicate of each sentence. Write the simple predicate on the line
    provided.

    1. The red cup belongs to my friend Mary. ______belongs_______________

    2. Jessica tore the wrapping paper into tiny pieces. _____tore________________

    3. The swimming pool at Johns house flooded last year. _____flooded________________

    4. The clouds floated peacefully across the blue sky. ______floated_______________

    5. Do you see that red and yellow butterfly? _______see_(or do see)_____________

    6. Our team won the game by six points! ______won_______________


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