Subject/Predicate
Whom or what a sentence is about.
What is the subject?
our school principal visited our class today
Capital O and a period.
A sentence that tells something.
What is a statement?
A person place or thing
What is a noun
A word that tells what people or things do.
What is a verb?
Part of a sentence that tells what the subject does or is.
What is the predicate?
That is my favorite book!
Nothing is wrong
A pronoun takes the place of one or more nouns. Give 4 examples of pronouns.
He, She, It, We
What is a Proper Noun?
What is the verb?
The owl blinked its eyes.
blinked
Saturday is a fun day.
Name the subject.
Saturday
Nina will go to the concert she will go to the movies.
What is missing?
Nina will go to the concert, AND she will go to the movies.
A sentence that tells someone to do something.
What is a command
Noun that names more than one person place or thing.
Plural noun
am, is, are, was, were are what kind of verbs?
being verbs
Baseball teams play on the fields.
Name the subject.
The plane carried food. The plane carried water. The plain carried supplies.
The plane carried food, water, and supplies.
Pronouns can be for subjects or objects. What should you replace the italicized word with?
1. Samuel Morse was born in Massachusetts.
2. Marcy helped make radios popular.
1. He
2. Them
A noun that names a feeling, idea, or quality. You cannot see, hear, taste, smell, or touch these.
Abstract noun
Past, present, future
I like to watch the clouds above me.
Name the predicate
like to watch the clouds above me.
"That is great news!" Jenny replied.
To make a compound sentence, what do you need to use?
A conjunction (and, but, or, so)
Irregular plural nouns are special. Give the plural form for the following words.
1. woman
2. deer
3. child
1. women
2. deer
3. children
If there is a singular noun, add s or es. If the noun is plural, add nothing.
1. People (hear, hears) a mouse scurrying.
2. Maggie (mix, mixes) the soup.
3. She (try, tries) to sing.
4. They (catch, catches) the ball.
1. hear
2. mixes
3. tries
4. catch