Subject and Predicate

Who is the subject of this sentence?

Ken kicks the ball.

• Ken

• Roy

• Sam

Who is the naming part (subject) of this sentence?

Jane and Jim like to eat ice cream.

• Lucas and José

• Jane and Jim

Who is the naming part (subject) of this sentence?

The cat naps all day.

• day

• naps

• The cat

Who is the subject of this sentence?

The black dog swims in the pool.

• The black dog

• pool

• The dog swims

Who is the naming part (subject) of this sentence?

Sandra draws in her room.

• room

• Mia draws

• Sandra

What is the action part (predicate) of this sentence?

The rat sits on a can.

• The rat

• sits on a can

• sits on a chair?

What is the action part (predicate) of this sentence?

Mike rides his green bike.

• rides his green bike

• Mike

• rides his blue bike.

What is the action part (predicate) of this sentence?

Kate bakes a big cake.

• Kate

• bakes a big chicken pie.

• bakes a big cake

What is the action part (predicate) of this sentence?

The snake moves very fast.

• The snake

• moves very fast.

• moves very slow

What is the action part (predicate) of this sentence?

The boy has a pet dog.

• has a pet dog

• The boy

• has a pet cat