Compound Subjects and Predicates Verbs

Determine if the following has a compound subject or compound verb.
^{Adding and subtracting are the first few things you learn in math.} 

• Compound Subject

• Compound Verb

Determine if the following has a compound subject or compound verb.
^{Anna and Dillon have been texting.}  

• Compound Subject

• Compound Verb

What type of subject is used in the following sentence:
^{Dan and I went to the movies.}

• simple subject

• compound subject

Identify the compound simple subject in the following sentence: 
^{In one design, two huge cylinders and their solar panels form the main body of the space city.}

• cylinders

• cylinders, panels

• main body

• of the space city

Identify the compound simple subject in the following sentence: 
^{These cities or other space colonies could bring us closer to the stars.}

• These cities or other space colonies

• these cities, space colonies

• us, stars

• cities, colonies

What type of predicate is used in the following sentence:
^{I bought a lottery tick and won two dollars.}

• simple predicate

• compound predicate

My friends and I went to the skate park after school.

• Compound subject

• Compound predicate/verb

• Both

• Neither

Last week, my cousins and I drove up to the cabin and stayed the weekend.

• Compound subject

• Compound predicate/verb

• Both

• Neither

The lizard slithered up the tree and disappeared.

• Compound subject

• Compound predicate/verb

• Both

• Neither

I have to sweep, mop, and dust the room.

• Compound subject

• Compound predicate/verb

• Both

• Neither