Complete Subject and Predicate
Identify the complete subject:
The cat climbed up a tree.
The Cat
This text structure describes a topic, person, place, idea, or place with details and characteristics.
Description
What is the contraction for cannot
Can't
How many kids are in our class?
23
What is the possessive pronoun in this sentence:
The book they found is mine.
mine
Identify the complete predicate:
The dog runs around the backyard.
runs around the backyard
This text structure explains steps in a process or events in the order that they happen.
Sequence
What is the contraction for did not?
Didn't
How old is your teacher?
47
What is the possessive pronoun in this sentence:
The jacket on the bench is yours.
yours
What part of speech does the complete predicate usually begin with?
verb
What type of text structure would a warning about the harms of pollution in our oceans brought about by human irresponsibility?
What is cause and effect.
What is the contraction for should not
Shouldn't
What are the 5 table team names?
Amethyst, Super Mario 64, Redhawks, Roblox, Huntrix
What is the possessive pronoun in this sentence:
I like his birthday pencil.
his
What part of speech does the complete subject contain?
Noun
This text structure identifies a problem and provides one or more solutions to fix it.
Problem/solution
The contraction 'won't' used to be what two words?
Will not
Are there more girls or boys in our class?
Girls-13
What is the possessive pronoun in this sentence:
The glue sticks on this table are ours.
ours
Identify the complete predicate:
The students work hard to reach their goals.
work hard to reach their goals
What text structure is this excerpt an example of:
How to make a peanut butter sandwich:
First, grab your ingredients. Next, spread the peanut butter on both slices of bread. Then, put the two pieces of bread together and cut diagonally. Finally, eat and enjoy!
Sequence
What is the contraction for we will?
We'll
Who is our newest classmate and where are they from?
William-Alaska
What is the possessive pronoun in this sentence:
The cat chases its tail every morning.
its