Subject
Predicate
Vocab
Off and Running
Complete or Fragment?
100

Complete Subject:

My cat, Lemon, walked downstairs. 

My cat, Lemon

100

Simple Predicate:

I walked outside. 

walked

100

stop or cause to stop making progress.

stalled

100

What were Miata and Rudy hoping to become?

Class President 

100

I walked my dog to the store. 

Complete Sentence

200

Complete subject:

My friend, Miss Ng, was not at school. 

My friend, Miss Ng

200

complete predicate: 

I walked outside. 

walked outside

200

argue about (a subject), especially in a formal manner.

Debate

200

Which candidate is more popular?

Rudy

200

My cat ran around the house. 

Complete 

300

Simple Subject: 

My neighbor walked his dog. 

neighbor

300

Complete predicate:

My husband, RJ, was sick with a cold. 

was sick with a cold. 

300

 slowly; by degrees

gradually

300

What does Miata want to do to the school?

Beautify it (get rid of graffiti, add flowers, etc.)

300

My cat, Clementine. 

Fragment 

400

Simple subject:

My husband fell asleep.

husband

400

Simple Predicate:

Miss Ng dropped her coffee. 

dropped

400

make a gesture with the hand, arm, or head to encourage someone to come nearer or follow

beckoned

400

What does Rudy promise?

more recess and ice cream every day

400

Ran to the field. 

Fragment

500

Complete subject:

My friend's dog ran outside. 

My friend's dog

500

Simple Predicate:

Mrs. Slaughter won at basketball. 

won

500

having had one's composure or confidence upset; shocked or disturbed.

shaken

500

What is Miata's uncle's name?

Jorge

500

The kids were amazing for the substitute teacher. 

Complete 

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