Subject and Predicate

The students have been waiting for this special day. Which part of this sentence represents the subject?​ (a)  

• The students
• have been waiting for this special day
• The students have been waiting

The concert was sold out!​ Which part of this sentence represents the predicate? (a)  

• was sold out!
• The concert
• The concert was

Match each of the following subjects to the correct predicates to form complete sentences that make sense.

• has a new coach.

• The airplane

• will need to stay after school.

• Some students

• built a nest.

• The football team

• landed safely.

• The birds

• extinguished the fire.

• The firefighters

Reorder the following parts of a sentence to form a complete sentence that makes sense.

• to hug my grandmother.

• I ran

• landed,

• When

• the airplane

The ​ (a)   is the part of a sentence that includes a verb.

• predicate
• subject
• noun

Match the following subjects and predicates to form sentences that make sense.

• subject

• attended the concert.

• subject

• found new homes.

• predicate

• More than a thousand fans

• predicate

• The pets

TRUE OR FALSE:

The subject tells who or what the sentence is about.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Sort the following statements based on if they are a subject or predicate

Groups:

(a) Subject

,

(b) Predicate

• sang together

• roamed the woods

• Mrs. Lee and her children

• lit the candle

• Chris

• Tommy's cousin

Match the subject to the predicate to make a complete sentence.

• honk their horns

• People

• grow in public parks

• Many drivers

• walk down the streets

• Trees

• is a busy place

• A city

• come from restaurants

• Yummy smells

Write your own sentence to include a subject and predicate.