Subject and Predicate -Simple/Complete

What is a simple predicate?

The simple predicate tells what happens in the sentence. It is a _____.

What is the complete predicate?  Sophie sang a song in chorus.

Every sentence has _____ main parts.

Sally sat in the sand, built a castle, and played with her brother.  What is the predicate?

What is the complete predicate?

What is the simple predicate?  Vicki drew pictures.

What is the simple subject?  Our tour group ate dinner at a restaurant.

Which part of the sentence tells what something is, has, or does?

Subject or Predicate: broke down three blocks from the hotel

What is the simple predicate?  We packed our bags before breakfast.

Bob and Travis threw the football.  What is the complete subject?

What is the simple predicate?  Many people strolled in the park.

What is the simple predicate?  Steven climbed to the top of the building.

Subject or Predicate: The airplane

I feel _________ about understanding subjects and predicates.

What is a simple subject?

Subject or Predicate? Joe and Bob

Subject or Predicate?  Mrs. Wentz

What is the simple subject?  Jason went to the museum.

What is a complete predicate?

Subject or Predicate: Joseph

Find the complete subject: My amazing teacher Mrs. Mumaw likes teaching writing.

What is the complete subject?  Jo practiced the piano every day.

Quiz is fun!  What is the subject?

What is the simple subject?  The girls studied the map.

What is a complete subject?

What is the complete predicate?  The two boys played a duet.

What is the complete predicate?  Abby wrote a wonderful story.

Which part of a sentence tells who or what?

A simple subject is the one word that tells who/what the sentence is about. It should be a ___.