Subjects, predicates, conjunctions and compound sentences

What is the simple subject?

Later, all my friends went to dinner at the new restaurant.

• all my friends

• friends

• went

• went to dinner at the new restaurant

• restaurant

What is the complete simple subject?

Later, all my friends went to dinner at the new restaurant.

• all my friends

• friends

• went

• went to dinner at the new restaurant

• restaurant

What is the simple predicate?

Later, all my friends went to dinner at the new restaurant.

• all my friends

• friends

• went

• went to dinner at the new restaurant

• restaurant

What is the complete predicate?

Later, all my friends went to dinner at the new restaurant.

• all my friends

• friends

• went

• went to dinner at the new restaurant

• restaurant

What is the complete predicate?

It is unhealthy to eat tin cans and erasers.

• is unhealthy to eat tin cans and erasers

• is

• tin cans, erasers

• to eat

• is unhealthy

What is the simple predicate?

It is unhealthy to eat tin cans and erasers.

• is unhealthy to eat tin cans and erasers

• is

• tin cans, erasers

• to eat

• is unhealthy

What is the simple subject?

It is unhealthy to eat tin cans and erasers.

• is unhealthy to eat tin cans and erasers

• is

• tin cans, erasers

• It

• It is unhealthy

What is the complete subject?

It is unhealthy to eat tin cans and erasers.

• is unhealthy to eat tin cans and erasers

• is

• tin cans, erasers

• It

• There isn't one.

What words join independent clauses to make compound sentences?

What do coordinating conjunctions (FANBOYS) do?