Subjects
Find the simple subject: Kannon likes the beach, and he often goes there.
Kannon
Find the simple predicate: Iker rewrote his writing piece after reviewing his work.
rewrote
Split the sentence into two independent clauses: Jack needed help with his work, so he asked Mrs. Bennett.
Jack needed help with his work. He asked Mrs. Bennett.
Mia will attend a new school soon.
simple.
In a compound sentence, a coordinating conjunction always comes right after a ____________.
comma
Find the simple subject: The student needed help with his homework, so he stayed after school.
student
Find the simple predicate: Zion bounced off his donut seat during math.
bounced
Split the sentence into two independent clauses: I went to the mall, I had to buy a new backpack for school.
I went to the mall. I had to buy a new backpack for school.
Colton is going to the school play, but Noah will stay behind.
compound.
A _____________ is connects two independent clauses in a compound sentence.
coordinating conjunction
Find the complete subject: The old man walked his dog.
old man
Find the simple predicate: Sam walked down the hallway.
walked
Split the sentence into two independent clauses: She owned a car, but she didn't know how to drive it.
She owned a car. She didn't know how to drive it.
The young students walked to school.
simple
An ___________ __________ is a group of words with a subject and predicate, that expresses a complete thought and can stand alone as a sentence.
independent clause
Find the complete subject: The figure skater performed his routine perfectly.
figure skater
Find the complete predicate: Ms. Uhl handed the cookies out to the children.
handed the cookies out to the children
Split the sentence into two independent clauses: Grayson can wait for us at the entrance, or he can go in and find us a seat.
Grayson can wait for us at the entrance. He can go in and find us a seat.
Last summer they had a pool membership, but this summer they didn't get one.
compound
A _______ ________ is a sentence that has a coordinating conjunction and two independent clauses.
compound sentence
Find the complete subject: The red bird sat on the fence peacefully.
red bird
Find the complete predicate: The squirrel dropped his acorns while crossing the street.
dropped his acorns while crossing the street
Split the sentence into two independent clauses: My grandmother always wins at card games, for she is an experienced card player.
My grandmother always wins at card games. She is an experienced card player.
Mrs. Garrard's family ate lunch at the park.
simple
A _________ tells us what the subject is or does.
Predicate