Subject and Predicate

The subject is the main noun in a sentence. It is the person, place, thing or idea that is doing an action in the sentence.

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Identify the subject of the following sentence.

The subject doesn't just have to be a single word. For example, when you say, "Jack and Jill went up the hill," "Jack and Jill" is the subject of the sentence.

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The predicate is the action of the sentence. Once you find the subject, you can figure out what the subject is doing. That's the predicate. The predicate always include the verb. A verb is a word that expresses an action or state of being.

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Identify the predicate of the following sentence.

When searching for the simple predicate, you just need to look for the main verb of the sentence without any added details, additives or objects.

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Identify the simple predicate of the following sentence.

When searching for the simple subject you just need to look for the main noun of the sentence without any added details, adjectives, or objects. In the sentence, "The girl with the bamboo ate a cashew," the simple subject is girl.

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in a predicate. ​ ​

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What is a predicate?

• the main person, place, thing, or idea in a sentence

• an adjective that describes a noun

• the simple subject

• the action of a sentence

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Identify the predicate of the following sentence.

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Identify the subject of the following sentence.

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Identify the predicate of the following sentence.

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Identify the simple subject of the following sentence.

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Identify the simple predicate of the following sentence.

Multiple Choice

Read the following sentence. What part of the sentence is parrot? A green parrot sat on Jenasis' shoulder.

• the subject

• the simple subject

• the predicate

• the simple predicate