Subjects and Predicates

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The predicate of a sentence tells us what the subject is

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Multiple Choice

Which of the following best describes a simple subject in a sentence?

• The main verb of the sentence

• The one word that represents the subject, such as a person's name, subject pronoun, or main noun

• The entire phrase that includes the subject and all its modifiers

• Two or more subjects joined together

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is the main verb of the sentence that tells what the subject is doing.

Multiple Select

Select all the sentences that contain a compound subject or predicate.

• The puppy jumped into the car.

• He hit his head and got a concussion.

• Star Wars and Star Trek are very different franchises!

• The Wifi is strong here.

Open Ended

How does the sentence 'The puppy and I jumped into the car and drove home.' illustrate both a compound subject and a compound predicate?

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Fill in the blank: In the sentence 'The puppy jumped into the car,' the predicate is

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Open Ended

After learning about subjects and predicates, what is one thing you still find confusing or would like to know more about?