Subject and Predicate

Identify the simple subject of the sentence:

The family ate lunch at the park.

• ate

• park

• family

• lunch

Identify the simple predicate of the sentence:

The family ate lunch at the park.

• ate

• park

• family

• lunch

Identify the complete predicate of the sentence:

The young students walked to school.

• The young

• The young students

• walked

• walked to school

Identify the complete subject of the sentence:

The young students walked to school.

• The young

• The young students

• walked

• walked to school

Identify the complete subject of the sentence:

Levi and Jenny raced around the track.

• Levi

• Jenny

• Levi and Jenny

• raced around the track

Identify the simple subject of the sentence:

The tall pine tree swayed in the wind.

• tree

• The tall pine tree

• swayed

• swayed in the wind

Identify the simple predicate of the sentence:

The tall pine tree swayed in the wind.

• tree

• The tall pine tree

• swayed

• swayed in the wind

The mechanic changed the oil in the car.

• changed the oil in the car

• complete predicate

• mechanic

• simple subject

• The mechanic

• complete subject

• changed

• simple predicate

My yellow rain boots kept my feet dry.

• boots

• simple predicate

• My yellow rain boots

• simple subject

• kept my feet dry

• complete predicate

• kept

• complete subject

The bright sun warmed my face.

• warmed

• complete predicate

• warmed my face

• simple subject

• sun

• complete subject

• The bright sun

• simple predicate