Subjects and Predicates

What part of the sentence is bold? The potato sat on a pink couch and ate potato chips.

Pick the SIMPLE subject: The small girl got a giant ice cream cone.

Pick the SIMPLE predicate: A rainbow appeared after the rainstorm.

What part of the sentence is bold? My grandma likes to dance on Sunday mornings.

What part of the sentence is bold? Tiny pieces of candy corn fell from the sky on Halloween.

True or False? The predicate is the who or what in a sentence.

What part of the sentence is bold? The rabbit bounces on a blue trampoline and wears cool sunglasses.

What part of the sentence is bold? Princess enjoys doing her makeup before work.

Pick the COMPOUND subject: An apple, banana, pineapple, and pear have a dance party in the bowl.

What part of the sentence is bold? John and Jake make eye contact and hug one another.

True or False: The predicate tells what the subject is or does.

What part of the sentence is bold? Cassie and Brooke practice their secret handshake.

True or False: The subject tells what or whom the sentence is about.

Pick a COMPLETE subject: The green frog was hopping on a lily pad.

Pick the COMPOUND predicate: The orange cat likes to wear a costume and eat a banana.

Pick the COMPLETE predicate: The brown and white dog relaxes on the hot beach.