2A - Compound Subjects and Predicates

A compound subject has two or more nouns or pronouns.

Choose "compound subject" or "not compound".

"Rain and snow are forms of precipitation."

Choose "compound subject" or "not compound".

"The dog plays with the ball"

A compound predicate has only one verb or action.

Choose "compound prdicate" or "not compound".

"Camila jumps and dances with the song"

Choose "compound prdicate" or "not compound".

"The cake tastes delicious"

Combine the subject in these sentences to make a new sentence with compound subject.

Rodrigo plays at the playground. Fabiana plays at the playground

Combine the predicates to make a new sentence with compound predicate.

My mom bakes a delicious cake. My mom eats a delicious cake.

Combine the subject in these sentences to make a new sentence with compound subject.

Apples are healthy. Oranges are healthy. 

Combine the predicates to make a new sentence with compound predicate.

The children plant vegetables. The children grow vegetables.