Simple Subject and Simple Predicate
19 Questions I 421 Attempts I Created By teaching_mama 885 days agoThe simple subject of a sentence is “who or what” the sentence is about.
Example 1: Brandon collects baseball cards.
Who is this sentence about? The sentence above is about Brandon.
Brandon is the simple subject of this sentence.
Example 2: The dog was bathed and fed.
What is this sentence about? The sentence above is about a dog.
Dog is the simple subject of this sentence.
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The simple predicate of a sentence tells what the simple subject
does, is doing, did, has done, or will do.
Example 1: Melissa went to the doctor.
Went is the simple predicate. It tells what Melissa did.
Example 2: The actor has ridden a bike to the shooting because of the traffic.
Has ridden is the simple predicate. It tells what the actor did.
Example 1: Brandon collects baseball cards.
Who is this sentence about? The sentence above is about Brandon.
Brandon is the simple subject of this sentence.
Example 2: The dog was bathed and fed.
What is this sentence about? The sentence above is about a dog.
Dog is the simple subject of this sentence.
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The simple predicate of a sentence tells what the simple subject
does, is doing, did, has done, or will do.
Example 1: Melissa went to the doctor.
Went is the simple predicate. It tells what Melissa did.
Example 2: The actor has ridden a bike to the shooting because of the traffic.
Has ridden is the simple predicate. It tells what the actor did.
Question Excerpt From Simple Subject and Simple Predicate
| Q.1) |
In the text blanks provided below each item, identify the sentence's simple
subject. Four young soldiers led the troops into battle. |
| Q.2) |
In the text blanks provided below each item, identify the sentence's simple
subject. Two beautiful goldfish in the pond were eating the insects on the top of the water. |
| Q.3) |
In the text blanks provided below each item, identify the sentence's simple
subject. Until that last telephone call, I was having a wonderful day. |
| Q.4) |
In the text blanks provided below each item, identify the sentence's simple
subject. Her latest statement to the press was carefully worded. |
| Q.5) |
In the text blanks provided below each item, identify the sentence's simple
subject. Last week's fire was started by an arsonist from a nearby town. |
| Q.6) |
In the text blanks provided below each item, identify the sentence's simple
subject. Eat your food slowly. |
| Q.7) |
In the text blanks provided below each item, identify the sentence's simple
subject. Novels by E. L. Doctorow are my favorite. |
| Q.8) |
In the text blanks provided below each item, identify the sentence's simple
subject. The farmers in that part of the county are planting their fields this week. |
| Q.9) |
In the text blanks provided below each item, identify the sentence's simple
subject. In less than two hours, the entire cake had been eaten. |
| Q.10) |
In the text blanks provided below each item, identify the sentence's simple
subject. For most of his career, Jim has ridden his motorcycle to his office. |
| Q.11) |
In the text blanks provided below each item, identify the sentence's simple
predicate. We played basketball yesterday. |
| Q.12) |
In the text blanks provided below each item, identify the sentence's simple
predicate. We played basketball yesterday. |
| Q.13) |
In the text blanks provided below each item, identify the sentence's simple
predicate. Since 2005, the team have been winning the soccer game. |
| Q.14) |
In the text blanks provided below each item, identify the sentence's simple
predicate. Since 2005, the team have been winning the soccer game. |
| Q.15) |
In the text blanks provided below each item, identify the sentence's simple
predicate. The entire lechon have been eaten before dinner |
| Q.16) |
In the text blanks provided below each item, identify the sentence's simple
predicate. The entire lechon have been eaten before dinner |
| Q.17) |
In the text blanks provided below each item, identify the sentence's simple
predicate. They were having breakfast when the school bus arrived. |
| Q.18) |
In the text blanks provided below each item, identify the sentence's simple
predicate. She came to see her friend in the hospital. |
| Q.19) |
In the text blanks provided below each item, identify the sentence's simple
predicate. The ice sculpture was meticulously done. |
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