Complete Sentences

Complete Sentences

Identify the Subject of a Sentence

All sentences have a subject and a predicate.

The subject of a sentence tells who or what performs an action.

The predicate tells what the subject does.

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Multiple Choice

Click on the subject of the sentence below.

The bird flew through the sky.

• bird

• flew

• sky

• though

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I baked a cake for my cousin's birthday.

• baked

• I

• cousin

• birthday

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Thomas Jefferson was the third president of the United States.

• Third

• Thomas Jefferson

• President

• United States

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The Earth revolves around the Sun.

• Revolves

• Earth

• Sun

• The

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Define Predicate

• Tells what will happen next

• Tells what punctuation to use

• Tells where waldo is

• Tells what the subject does

Multiple Choice

Click on the predicate of the sentence.

Amy throws a frisbee.

• Amy

• throws a frisbee

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The excited dog wags his tail.

• The

• excited dog

• wags his tail

Multiple Choice

What is the predicate of the sentence shown below?

Toni and Rob are here!

• Toni and Rob

• Toni

• here

• are here

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What is the predicate of the sentence shown below?

Jayson petted the happy puppy.

• Jayson

• petted

• the happy puppy

• petted the happy puppy

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What is the predicate of the sentence shown below?

The cell phone rang.

• phone

• rang

• cell phone

• the cell phone