Simple Subject & Simple Predicate.

People have been riding bicycles for about 150 years.

The simple subject and simple predicate are:

• people-riding

• people-have been riding

• people-have been

2.The first official race on bicycles was held in France in 1868.

The simple subject and simple predicate are:

• race-was held

• bicycles-was

• race-held

3.Races in the United States began in 1878.

The simple subject and simple predicate are:

• United States-began

• Races-in

• Races-began

4.Olympic games have included bicycle races since1896.

The simple subject and simple predicate are?

• Olympic-games

• Olympic games-have included

• Games-included

5.European riders raced on country roads at first.

The simple subject and simple predicate are?

• Riders-roads

• European-riders

• Riders-raced

6.Britain's roads were in poor condition, however.

The simple subject and simple predicate are?

• Roads-were

• Britain's-were

• Were-condition

7.Cyclists were suffering immensely from rocks , broken pavement, traffic, weather, and bumps.

The simple subject and simple predicate are?

• Cyclists-suffering

• Cyclists-immensely

• Cyclists-were suffering

8.Indoor tracks gained popularity then.

The simple subject and simple predicate are?

• Indoor-gained

• Tracks-gained

• Tracks-then

9.Madison Square Garden in New York became one of the first important sites for bicycle track races.

The simple subject and simple predicate are?

• New York-became

• Madison Square Garden-became

• Madison-became

10.The world of bicycles flourishes!

• World-flourishes

• Bicycles-flourishes

• World of bicycles-flourishes