Understanding Compound Subjects and Predicates

What does the term 'compound' signify when applied to subjects and predicates?

• It suggests a question format.

• It means a single subject or predicate.

• It indicates more than one subject or predicate.

• It refers to a complex sentence structure.

In the sentence 'Isabella and Franchis played basketball', what makes it a compound subject?

• The presence of a single subject.

• The use of a complex verb.

• The inclusion of two subjects performing the action.

• The sentence is in passive voice.

Which of the following sentences contains a compound predicate?

• Isabella played basketball.

• Walker and Kenji played.

• Felix jumped and played.

• Kenji ran home.

What is a compound predicate?

• A sentence with multiple subjects.

• A sentence with a complex subject.

• A sentence where the subject performs multiple actions.

• A sentence with a single action.

In the sentence 'Kenji and Walker played basketball and ran home', what is the grammatical structure?

• It has a simple subject and a simple predicate.

• It has a compound subject and a simple predicate.

• It has a simple subject and a compound predicate.

• It has both a compound subject and a compound predicate.