Subject/Predicate
What does the subject of a sentence tell about the verb?
The subject tells the who or what performed the action.
Anthony jump/jumps high.
jumps
Joel and Jordan drive/drives fast.
drive
Identify the Prepositional Phrase. She stole it from the man.
From the man
The boys at the door is/are selling donuts.
are
What is the predicate of a sentence?
The predicate tells what is happening/what the subject is doing.
Identify the Prepositional Phrase. Mark is going out with a beautiful woman.
With a beautiful woman.
The car with many riders was/were speeding around the curve.
was
Domonique climbs the tree. What is the subject?
Subject: Dominique
The book at Barnes and Noble is/are really expensive.
is
Identify the Prepositional Phrase. Whole Foods is across the street.
Across the street
Apartments and houses in this city is/are expensive.
are
Either Jennifer, Davionna or their cousins watch/watches cartoons.
watch
Identify the prepositional phrase. She caught the bus at the bus stop.
Either the ropes or the bag of jacks belong/belongs to my bother.
belongs
BONUS QUESTION! The crowd at concerts is/are usually hype.
is
BONUS QUESTION! The families in the car accident was/were unharmed.
were
Identify the Prepositional Phrase. Because the players were so tired, they fell asleep on the bus after the game.
On the bus
After the game
BONUS QUESTION! True or False The subject will be in the prepositional phrase.
False