Subjects and Predicates

What is the complete subject?

Three pelicans flew over the beach.

• Three pelicans

• flew

• flew over the beach

• Three

What is the complete predicate?

Three pelicans flew over the beach.

• Three pelicans

• flew

• flew over the beach

• Three

What is the complete subject?

The children built a sandcastle.

• The

• children built

• The children

• built a sandcastle

What is the complete predicate?

The children built a sandcastle.

• The

• children built

• The children

• built a sandcastle

What is the complete subject?

Ben played chess with Alex.

• Ben played

• chess with Alex

• Ben

• played chess with Alex

What is the complete predicate?

Ben played chess with Alex.

• Ben played

• chess with Alex

• Ben

• played chess with Alex

What is the complete subject?

Everyone in the stadium watched the game.

• Everyone in the stadium

• watched the game

• in the stadium

• the game

What is the complete predicate?

Everyone in the stadium watched the game.

• Everyone in the stadium

• watched the game

• in the stadium

• the game

What is the complete subject?

The microwave beeped.

• The

• microwave

• beeped

• The microwave

What is the complete predicate?

The microwave beeped.

• The

• mircowave

• beeped

• The microwave