Subjects & Predicates
In the sentence “The dog barked loudly,” what is the subject?
The dog
Tom and Jerry ran home.
Compound subject
What kind of sentence is this?
“Please close the door.”
Imperative
“The dog barked.”
Simple
Identify the kind AND type:
“Do you like pizza?”
Interrogative, Simple
In the sentence “My little sister spilled the juice,” what is the predicate?
spilled the juice
The cat slept and purred.
Compound predicate
“What time does the movie start?”
Interrogative
“The dog barked, and the cat ran away.”
Compound
Identify the kind AND type:
“Please finish your homework before dinner.”
Imperative, Simple
What is the complete subject in:
“The tall boy with glasses won the race.”
The tall boy with glasses
The small brown puppy barked loudly.
Simple subject and simple predicate
“That was the best day ever!”
Exclamatory
“When the dog barked, the cat ran away.”
Complex
Identify the kind AND type:
“I was tired, so I went to bed early.”
Declarative, Compound
What is the complete predicate in:
“The birds in the tree are chirping loudly.”
are chirping loudly
My brother and sister cleaned the room and washed the dishes.
Compound subject and compound predicate
“The Earth revolves around the sun.”
Declarative
“I wanted to play outside, but it was raining.”
Compound
Identify the kind AND type:
“After the game ended, we went out for ice cream.”
Declarative, Complex
Identify the subject and predicate:
“The students in my class are studying for the test.”
Subject: The students in my class
Predicate: are studying for the test
The teacher and the principal greeted students and welcomed parents.
Compound subject and compound predicate
“Watch out for the falling rocks!”
Imperative
“Although it was raining, we still played soccer.”
Complex
Identify the kind, type AND predicate type:
“Although we were tired, we finished the race and celebrated loudly!"
Exlamatory
Complex
Compound predicate