Single/ Compound Subjects and Predicates

What is a compound predicate?

• One "who" in a sentence

• One "what" in a sentence

• Two or more "who"s in a sentence

• Two or more "what"s in a sentence

What is a compound subject?

• One "who" in a sentence

• One "what" in a sentence

• Two or more "who"s in a sentence

• Two or more "what"s in a sentence

Click on the compound subject.

Sally and Mike will lead the parade.

• Sally

• Mike

• Sally, Mike

• Parade

Choose the compound subject.

Spaghetti and manicotti were the restaurant's specialties.

• Restaurant's specialties

• manicotti

• Spaghetti

• Spaghetti, manicotti

Choose the simple subject.

The thunderstorm kept me awake all night.

• Me

• Night

• Thunderstorm

• The thunderstorm

Does the sentence have a compound subject or compound predicate?

The speaker hesitated but soon began his presentation.

• compound subject

• compound predicate

• neither

Which sentence has a double predicate?

• Before the show, Simon and Ashley practiced their dialogue.

• Jake baked brownies and cooked pasta for the surprise party.

Which sentence does not have a single predicate?

• Molly and Shannon went shopping at target.

• Jessica danced all night long.

• Oscar read, studied, and slept.

• The concert tickets were overpriced.