Grammar: Subject and Predicate Usage
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Who the sentence is about
What is happening in a sentence
Tells what the subject does or has in a sentence
Tells what the predicate does or has in a sentence
Who the sentence is about
What is happening in a sentence
Tells what the subject does or has in a sentence
Tells what the predicate does or has in a sentence
Is
Gorgeous
Scenery
Breathtaking
Venice's
Is
Venice's
Scenery
Gorgeous
Breathtaking
Joe and David asked Melissa and Diane to the dance.
Joe asked Diane to the dance, and David asked Melissa.
Joe, Diane, David and Melissa went to the dance together.
Did anyone go to the dance last night?
On the porch in the case.
I can't.
Above all other things.
Not her.
The cold winter months.
Someone should tell her.
Mr. Johnson is fun.
Mrs. Baca came back on Wednesday.
I've only been to the Bahamas not Canada.
I like citrus fruit and citrus drinks.
I enjoy dancing to techno but I like dancing to rap the most.
How do you know Rich and Maggie?
Declarative
Interrogative
Exclamatory
Imperative
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