Compound Subjects and Predicates

Front

What is the COMPLETE Subject of this sentence:

The excited 3rd grade students couldn't wait for their field trip.

Back

The excited 3rd grade students

Front

What is the Simple PREDICATE of this sentence: Mrs. Nemic slipped on a banana peel?

Back

slipped

Front

What is the Simple PREDICATE of this sentence: The chubby little baby slept all night long.

Back

slept

Front

What is the SIMPLE subject of this sentence:

Hurricanes form over water.

Back

Hurricanes

Front

What is the COMPLETE Subject of this sentence:
The crazy students ran around in the snow.
Options: The crazy students, students, crazy students, ran around in the snow.

Back

The crazy students

Front

Combine the two sentences into one: Those soldiers are practicing. Those soldiers are trying to shoot a target.

Back

Those soldiers are practicing and trying to shoot a target.

Front

Combine the two sentences into one: The boys are going on a class trip. The girls are going on a class trip.

Back

The boys and the girls are going on a class trip.

Front

What is the SIMPLE Subject of this sentence:

The blue and purple backpack has polka dots.

Back

backpack

Front

What is the Simple PREDICATE of this sentence: Tornados damage many homes each year?

Back

damage

Front

What is the COMPOUND subject in the sentence: "Kate and I get into the car."?

Back

Kate and I