Subject and predicate

What is the subject of a sentence?

• The verb

• Anything that has a capital letter

• Whom or what the sentence is about.

What is the simple subject?

• A subject that is only one word

• The one main thing that the sentence is about.

• Whatever Mrs. Wiedmaier says it is.

• A subject that isn't very hard to find.

What is the simple predicate?

• The verb or what tells us about the subject.

• When a sentence predicts something

• The part of the sentence that you like the most.

• The part of the predicate that comes first.

What is a complete predicate?

• A predicate that has three or more words.

• A predicate that completes a sentence.

• A verb and all the words that describe it.

• Anything that makes a sentence stand on its own.

What is a complete subject?

• Same thing as a compound subject.

• A subject that contains a proper noun.

• The only thing that makes a sentence really great.

• All the words that tell who what the sentence is about.

What does this fragment need in order to make sense? Went to the park for a picnic.

• A subject.

• A predicate.

• An adverb.

• A interjection.

What does this fragment need in order to be a complete sentence? Mrs. Campbell and I.

• A predicate

• A subject

• A pronoun.

What is the simple subject in this sentence. The two pastry chefs baked a cake

• Two pastry chefs

• Chefs

• Baked

• Baked a cake

What is the complete subject in this sentence? The green-eyed baby with freckles is my niece.

• Baby with freckles

• The green-eyed baby

• My niece

• The green-eyed baby with freckles

What is the simple predicate in this sentence? The yoga instructor told her class to breathe deeply.

• Breathe

• Instructor

• Told

• Deeply