Name the Subject
In the sentence, "The chickens clucked loudly." what is the subject?
The chickens
In the sentence, "The dog barked." what is the predicate?
Barked
Simple subject
Ran down the hall. What is missing? The subject or the predicate?
The subject example: The boy ran down the hall.
What is the simple subject in this sentence? "The red car zoomed down the street."
Car
In the sentence, "My best friend plays soccer." what is the subject?
My best friend
In the sentence, "The children are playing outside." what is the predicate?
Are playing outside
The brown horse galloped across the field. If "brown horse" a simple or complete subject?
Complete subject.
The Small puppy. What's missing? The subject or the predicate?
In the sentence "The tall trees swayed in the wind." what is the subject?
The tall trees
In the sentence, "The cat chased the mouse." what is the predicate?
Chased the mouse
The children ran to the park. Is "rant to the park" a simple or complete predicate?
Complete predicate.
Jumped over the fence. What is missing? The subject or the predicate?
Does this sentence have a complete subject and predicate? "The student played soccer after school."
Yes
In the sentence, "A group of students studied for the test." what is the subject?
A group of students.
In the sentence, "My sister baked a chocolate bake." what is the predicate?
baked a chocolate cake
The students are writing. Is "are writing" a simple or complete predicate?
The tall teacher. What is missing? The subject or the predicate?
The predicate. Example: The tall teacher smiled.
ate
In the sentence, "The sound of the drums filled the room." What is the subject?
The sound of the drums
In the sentence, "The students in the library were working quietly." what is the predicate?
Were working quietly.
The excited soccer players cheered loudly. Is "excited soccer players" a simple or complete subject?
Complete subject.
The hockey team. What is missing? The subject or the predicate?
The predicate. Example: The hockey team scored a goal.
Identify the complete subject AND complete predicate in this sentence. "The children in grade 4 are learning about grammar."
The complete subject is the children in grade 4. The complete predicate is learning about grammar.