Subject and Predicate Review

Mr. Griot introduces the concepts of subjects and predicates in sentences, explaining their roles and differences. He discusses simple and compound subjects and predicates, providing examples to illustrate each concept. The video aims to help students understand how these elements work together to form sentences.

What is the role of the subject in a sentence?

• It describes the action.

• It tells who or what the sentence is about.

• It provides additional information.

• It connects two sentences.

In the sentence 'The cat and the dog are friends,' what is the compound subject?

• Friends

• The dog

• The cat

• The cat and the dog

Which of the following sentences contains a compound predicate?

• Sings and dances.

• The bird sings.

• The bird sings and dances.

• The bird.

What does a compound predicate include?

• Two or more subjects

• A subject and an object

• Two or more actions

• A subject and a verb

In the sentence 'Tom and Jerry ran and jumped,' what is the compound predicate?

• Tom and Jerry

• Ran

• Ran and jumped

• Jumped