Subjects and Predicates

Subjects and Predicates

There are more than one?

Multiple Select

What does a sentence NEED to have? Check all that apply!

• capital letter at the beginning

• punctuation at the end

• subject

• predicate

Multiple Choice

Her family and friends had a Zoom call for her birthday. What is the complete subject?

• Her family and friends

• Her family

• friends

• had a Zoom call for her birthday

Multiple Choice

My favorite food is pizza. What is the complete subject?

• is pizza

• pizza

• food

• My favorite food

Multiple Choice

Laura and Lore went to have lunch at the café. What is the complete predicate?

• Laura and Lore

• went

• went to have lunch at the café

• Laura

Multiple Choice

They are unpredictable in their movements.

• They

• are unpredictable in their movements

• are

• unpredictable in their movements

Multiple Choice

What are some examples of pronouns?

• he, she, it, they

• run, walk, talk

• Mariana, Steve, Linda

• beautiful, smart, excellent

Multiple Choice

Paul is the drummer. What is the nominative?

• Paul

• the

• is

• drummer

Multiple Choice

My cat...

What is this sentence missing?

• a subject

• predicate

• nothing

• a question mark

Multiple Choice

True or false...is a fragment a complete sentence?

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

Which of these is a run-on?

• Nicole and Natalia are best friends!

• want to see her

• Pearl

• Romina and I have toys that are similar she wants us to have a big collection together i hope she likes it

Multiple Choice

What are run-on sentences?

• One sentence without a punctuation at the end.

• A sentence with no subject.

• Two or more sentences with no punctuation.

• A sentence with no predicate.

Open Ended

Write something that you do not understand and something that you learned.