

Simple Sentences with Compound Predicate
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4th Grade
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Cristina Soriano
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What is a simple sentence?
A simple sentence has one subject and one predicate.
A simple sentence has one subject only.
A simple simple sentence has a compound subject and compound predicate.
A simple sentence has one subject, one predicate and a complete thought.
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Multiple Choice
TRUE OR FALSE
If a sentence has one subject, we call it as simple subject.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Read the sentence below:
Anna eats apple every morning.
What is the simple subject?
eats
Anna
apple
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Multiple Choice
Read the sentence below:
Anna eats apple every morning.
What is the simple predicate?
Anna
apple
eats
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Read the sentence below:
Mae eats bread and drinks milk every morning.
How many actions done by the subject (Mae)?
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2
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Poll
Read the sentence below:
Mae eats bread and drinks milk every morning.
What are the actions (verbs) done by the subject (Mae)?
eats and drinks
eats bread
drinks milk
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The correct answer is eats and drinks.
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By Teacher Cristina Soriano
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Compound Predicate
If there are two actions done by the subject, we call it COMPOUND PREDICATE.
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Levi plays basketball and reads manga every Saturday.
What is the compound predicate?
Example 2
Annie washed the dishes and watched movie last night.
What is the compound predicate?
Example 1
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Multiple Choice
Read the sentence below:
Sasha hunts animals and cooks it for dinner.
What is the compound predicate?
hunts
hunts and cooks
cooks
Sasha hunts
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Multiple Choice
Read the sentence below:
Jennifer Lopez sang and danced in her concert.
What is the compound predicate?
sang and danced
danced
sang
Jennifer Lopez sang
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Multiple Choice
Read the sentence below:
When I received the package, I opened it right away.
What is the compound predicate?
received
opened
received the package
received, opened
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