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The document discusses grammar subjects and predicates. It explains that every sentence has a subject and a predicate, with the subject describing what or who the sentence is about and the predicate telling what the subject does or is. It provides examples of sentences using given subjects and predicates. Students are then asked to identify subjects and predicates in sentences and create new sentences using given subjects and predicates.

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Exercises

The document discusses grammar subjects and predicates. It explains that every sentence has a subject and a predicate, with the subject describing what or who the sentence is about and the predicate telling what the subject does or is. It provides examples of sentences using given subjects and predicates. Students are then asked to identify subjects and predicates in sentences and create new sentences using given subjects and predicates.

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Name: Date: 24/01/22

Grammar: Subjects and Predicates


Practice

Every sentence has two parts: the subject and the predicate. The subject describes
whom or what the sentence is about. The simple subject is a noun or pronoun that
states exactly whom or what the sentence is about.

The predicate is a verb that tells what the subject does, what is done to the subject, or
what the condition of the subject is. The simple predicate is a verb or verb phrase that
tells what the subject of the sentence does or is.

A Use each of these subjects in a sentence with the predicates listed.

1. Subject: bird Predicate: flew


The bird flew around the tree.

2. Subject: fluffy cat Predicate: ran


The fluffy cat ran home.

3. Subject: ball Predicate: threw


He threw the ball into the sea.

4. Subject: movie star Predicate: signed


A movie star signed my shirt.

5. Subject: cup Predicate: broke


My graduation cup broke.

B Add the missing subject or predicate to create a complete sentence.

1. The saddle was found in the old barn.

2. A black bear got into my garage. .

3. The football team reached the final. .

4. The referee ran toward the goalie.

5. Large fishing boats to fish much more .

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Name: Steeven Valentin Ramos Rivera 0409200000788 Date: 24/01/22

Grammar: Subjects and Predicates


Assess

A Underline the simple subject once and the predicate twice.

1. The artist painted in her studio all day.

2. Alma ran to the grocery store for milk.

3. The aquarium was filled with tropical fish.

4. The ranger gave an informative presentation about the meadow.

5. The puppies barked when we arrived.

6. The notebook is on the hall table.

7. Raccoons are nocturnal animals.

8. A large turtle was in the middle of the road.

9. Our house is blue with green shutters.

10. Fred fed the hamsters and the fish before leaving the house.

B Use each of these subjects in a sentence with the predicates listed.

1. Subject: parks Predicate: clean


The parks are cleaned by the maintenance team

2. Subject: birthday Predicate: surprised


My brother was surprised to see her birthday presents.

3. Subject: fox Predicate: ran


The fox ran towards her burrow.

4. Subject: goat Predicate: climbed


The goat scaled almost vertical rock walls.

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