Subject and Predicate

Choose the correct equation to match the number of subjects and predicates in the sentence. Turkey, potatoes, and pumpkin are usual ingredients at a Thanksgiving feast.

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Choose the correct equation to match the number of subjects and predicates in the sentence.

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Choose the correct equation to match the number of subjects and predicates in the sentence. About 20 years ago, Mrs. Hamby was one of Mrs. Harris's 5th grade teachers.

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Choose the correct equation to match the number of subjects and predicates in the sentence. The Avengers gathered together and fought Thanos.

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two or more simple subjects with the same predicate

• compound subject

• simple subject

• compound predicate

• simple predicate

One action or linking verb to tell what

something does

• complete subject

• simple subject

• complete predicate

• simple predicate

Multiple verbs and words to tell what

something does

• complete subject

• simple subject

• complete predicate

• simple predicate

Determine whether the underlined portion of the sentence is the compound subject or compound predicate, or neither.

At the park, I like to climb on monkey bars and play on the slides.

• compound subject

• compound predicate

• neither

two or more simple predicates with the same subject

• compound subject

• simple subject

• compound predicate

• simple predicate

What part is the subject of this sentence?
The cat ran away.

• The cat

• ran away