Grammar: Lesson 2.14

Grammar: Lesson 2.14

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Multiple Choice

Identify the Simple Subject in the following sentence: Our dog barks every morning at the mail carrier.

• dog

• Our dog

• barks

• mail carrier

Multiple Choice

Identify the Simple Subject in the following sentence: The exam was difficult.

• The exam

• was

• exam

• difficult

Multiple Choice

Identify the Simple Subject in the following sentence: I asked for a car for my birthday.

• car

• I

• asked

• birthday

Multiple Choice

Identify the Simple Predicate in the following sentence: We stayed at the aquarium all day.

• all day

• aquarium

• stayed

• We

Multiple Choice

In general, the Subject refers to most of the [blank] parts.

• noun

• verb

A complete predicate includes the simple predicate and any words that modify it.

Complete Predicate

A complete subject includes the simple subject and any words that modify it.

Complete Subject

Complete Subjects/Predicates

The works of Monet are on display at the museum.

Complete Predicate

The driver of our bus waits patiently for the smallest children.

Complete Subject

Examples

Yesterday...

We only identified the simple subjects and simple predicates. Today, I will want you to identify the COMPLETE subjects and predicates.

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Really, all you're going to do is identify where the subject ends and where the predicate starts, and draw a line between them!​

Subject | Subject

Draw

Draw a vertical line between the complete subject and the complete predicate.

Draw

Draw a vertical line between the complete subject and the complete predicate.

Writing Link: Essentially write two sentences that are opposite of each other, but still have the same CS.

Part 2

#1-20 Complete this section like we did the examples. Only use a vertical line to separate the CS and the CP.

Part 1

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