Subjects and Predicates

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Which word is the SIMPLE subject in the sentence: "The honey bee smelled the sweet nectar from the fragrant flower."?

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bee

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Which word/words is/are the SIMPLE predicate? The honey bee smelled the sweet nectar from the fragrant flower.

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smelled

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Which word/words is/are the COMPLETE subject? Bees visit and pollinate up to 5,000 flowers per day!

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Bees

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Which word/words is/are the COMPLETE predicate? Bees visit and pollinate up to 5,000 flowers per day!

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visit and pollinate up to 5,000 flowers per day.

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Which word/words is/are the COMPLETE subject?

Bumble bees and honey bees pollinate flowers as they collect nectar.

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Bumble bees and honey bees

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What is the SIMPLE predicate in the sentence: "Bumble bees and honey bees pollinate flowers as they collect nectar."?

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pollinate

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Identify the SIMPLE subject in the sentence: "Both pollen and nectar provide bees with essential nutrients."

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pollen and nectar

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Which word/words is/are the SIMPLE predicate? Both pollen and nectar provide bees with essential nutrients. Options: bees, pollen and nectar, provide, essential nutrients.

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provide

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What is the complete predicate in the sentence: "Bees store honey in combs made of beeswax."?

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store honey in combs made of beeswax

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Which word/words is/are the COMPLETE subject? Bumblebees flap their wings back and forth instead of up and down.

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Bumblebees