A single noun or pronoun that the entire sentence is about.
What is simple subject?
Jack and Jill went up the hill to fetch a pail of water.
What is Jack and Jill?
The single verb or verb phrase that tells what the subject does.
What is simple predicate?
My Uncle Jim and Aunt Carol invited us over for dinner.
What is Uncle Jim and Aunt Carol?
Two or more nouns or pronouns that the entire sentence is about.
What is compound subject?
The boots by the door and the sandals in the living room need to be put away.
What is boots and sandals?
My parents were upset about my grades and grounded me for a week.
What is were and grounded?
Two or more verbs or verb phrases that tell what the subject does.
What is compound predicate?
Emma and Ben are excited for their trip to Georgia this summer.
What is are?
Either a volleyball player in the gym or someone on the boys' basketball team left his shoes in the locker room.
What is player or someone?
Janie is the winner of the scholarship and will receive a full ride to Illinois State University.
What is- is and will receive?
A word that is used to connect other words or phrases together to create a compound subject or compound predicate.
What is conjunction?