Subjects/Predicates & Run-on Sentences

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The girl and boy walked to school this morning. (compound subject)

Back

girl and boy

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The sleepy kids heard the bell ring at 7:20 AM. (simple subject)

Back

kids

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Students walked & talked (compound predicate)

Back

walked and talked

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Complete predicate: unpacked their backpacks at their lockers

Back

unpacked their backpacks at their lockers

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After the bell, the students took their seats. (simple predicate)

Back

took

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Simple subject in the sentence: Teachers and aides answer questions once the lesson begins.

Back

Teachers and aides

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Importance of September 11th lesson.

Back

taught students about the importance of September 11th.

Front

Luis's story about a fireman in NYC.

Back

told

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A special website encouraged students to learn more.

Back

allowed and encouraged.

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Compound subject in the sentence: The students and teachers discovered lots of new information about the historic day.

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students and teachers