Complete Subjects and Predicates Mastery

What did the previous lesson focus on?

• Complex sentences

• Compound sentences

• Simple sentences

• Interrogative sentences

What is a complete subject?

• The verb in a sentence

• The entire part of the sentence that includes the subject

• The object of a sentence

• The main action in a sentence

In the sentence 'The cows move in the barn', what is the complete subject?

• The cows

• move in the barn

• in the barn

• The cows move

What is the complete predicate in the sentence 'The cows move in the barn'?

• move

• The cows

• move in the barn

• in the barn

In the sentence 'The lovely Mrs. Trevino is our principal', what should be underlined?

• is our principal

• Mrs. Trevino

• is

• The lovely Mrs. Trevino

What is the subject in the sentence 'Five fire trucks raced down Main Street'?

• Main Street

• Five fire trucks

• raced down Main Street

• raced

Where should the line be placed in the sentence 'All of my cousins came over for pizza'?

• Between 'cousins' and 'came'

• Between 'came' and 'over'

• Between 'my' and 'cousins'

• Between 'over' and 'for'

In the sentence 'Her brothers played games after school', what is the predicate?

• brothers played

• after school

• played games

• Her brothers

What is the subject in the sentence 'Her brothers played games after school'?

• games

• after school

• played games

• Her brothers

What is the main takeaway from the video?

• Every sentence needs a subject and a predicate

• Subjects are always at the end of a sentence

• Sentences can be made without subjects

• Predicates are optional in sentences