Subject
Predicate
Subject
Predicate
100

What is the subject?

My father guessed there that these were tiles blowing off the neighbors' house.

My father

100

What is the predicate?

I asked him if I could go outside.

asked him if I could go outside (asked)
100
What is the subject?

K. saw me walking down the road and came outside.

K.

100
What is the predicate?

I went out and started to explore.

went out and started to explore (went out) 

200

What is the subject?

The wind kept up its savage howling as it tried to uproot everything that stood on land.

The wind

200
What is the predicate?

He said I could walk around a little if I didn't go far.

said I could walk around a little if I didn't go far (said)

200

What is the subject?

He had a little white dog that followed us.

He

200

What is the predicate?

I looked up at the sky.

looked up at the sky (looked)

300

What is the subject?

My father opened the storm-door a crack and looked outside.

My father

300
What is the predicate?

I had never seen anything like it before.

had never seen anything like it before (had never seen)

300

What is the subject?

The shore was a 200-yard walk from my house.

The shore

300

What is the predicate?

My real brotherly affection went to my friend K.

went to my friend K. (went)

400

What is the subject?

The radio said it has lost momentum almost as soon as it came ashore at S. Province, and now it was moving north-east at the pace of a slow runner.

The radio & it

400

What are the predicates?

The wind kept up its savage howling as it tried to uproot everything that stood on land.

kept up its savage howling

400

What is the subject?

Over and over again, they warned people against leaving their homes.

They

400

What is the predicate?

My father guessed that these were tiles blowing off the neighbors' houses.

guessed that these were tiles blowing off the neighbors' houses (guessed)

500

What is the subject?

The trees in the yard were still dripping their heavy burden of rainwater.

The trees in the yard (the trees)

500

What is the predicate?

For lunch we ate the rice and omelet's my mother had cooked, waiting for the typhoon to blow over.

ate the rice and omelet's my mother had cooked, waiting for the typhoon to blow over (ate)

500

What is the subject?

K. was a frail, skinny little thing, with a pale complexion and a face almost pretty enough to be a girl's.

K.
500

What is the predicates?

The wind had stopped, and the rain had ceased to fall. 

had stopped & had ceased to fall

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