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    The document provides definitions and examples of subjects and predicates in sentences. It instructs students to highlight or circle the subject or predicate in 18 example sentences. The answer key then identifies the subject or predicate for each example sentence.

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    The document provides definitions and examples of subjects and predicates in sentences. It instructs students to highlight or circle the subject or predicate in 18 example sentences. The answer key then identifies the subject or predicate for each example sentence.

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    The document provides definitions and examples of subjects and predicates in sentences. It instructs students to highlight or circle the subject or predicate in 18 example sentences. The answer key then identifies the subject or predicate for each example sentence.

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    Name _________________________________ Date ____________________

    Subjects and Predicates


    The subject tells whom or what the sentence is about.
    Example: The building at the end of the street was built by my dad.
    The predicate of a sentence tells something about the subject.
    Example: The building at the end of the street was built by my dad.

    Directions: Highlight or circle the part of the sentence indicated in parentheses.


    Examples: The little girl in my daughter’s class is a very talented singer. (Subject)
    The puppy chased the kitten up the tree. (Predicate)

    1. I went to the store and bought a new pair of shoes. (Predicate)

    2. The new entertainment center looks great in our living room. (Predicate)

    3. The doctor at the hospital saw more than fifty patients today. (Subject)

    4. Many of the people at the event wished they had an umbrella. (Subject)

    5. Did the big, red dog look ferocious to you? (Predicate)

    6. The middle of the cake was not done. (Subject)

    7. How did you meet the famous singer at the concert? (Predicate)

    8. The carpenter cut the piece of wood about three inches too short. (Predicate)

    9. Sometimes the entire class eats lunch outside on the picnic tables. (Subject)

    10. Batman rescued the lady from the evil villain. (Subject)

    11. My freshman year in high school cannot get here fast enough. (Predicate)

    12. Can the magician make the rabbit disappear? (Predicate)

    13. My dog hassles and slobbers everywhere during a thunderstorm. (Subject)

    14. When did the movie end? (Subject)

    15. After lunch, the secretary is leaving for the day. (Subject)

    16. The long and winding road along the side of the mountain is scary. (Predicate)

    17. Many of the contestants at the beauty review last week were pretty. (Subject)

    18. How can you say that to me? (Predicate)

    © This worksheet is from www.teach-nology.com 


    Name _________________________________ Date ____________________

    Answer Key

    Examples: The little girl in my daughter’s class is a very talented singer. (Subject)
    The puppy chased the kitten up the tree. (Predicate)

    1. I went to the store and bought a new pair of shoes. (Predicate)

    2. The new entertainment center looks great in our living room. (Predicate)

    3. The doctor at the hospital saw more than fifty patients today. (Subject)

    4. Many of the people at the event wished they had an umbrella. (Subject)

    5. Did the big, red dog look ferocious to you? (Predicate)

    6. The middle of the cake was not done. (Subject)

    7. How did you meet the famous singer at the concert? (Predicate)

    8. The carpenter cut the piece of wood about three inches too short. (Predicate)

    9. Sometimes the entire class eats lunch outside on the picnic tables. (Subject)

    10. Batman rescued the lady from the evil villain. (Subject)

    11. My freshman year in high school cannot get here fast enough. (Predicate)

    12. Can the magician make the rabbit disappear? (Predicate)

    13. My dog hassles and slobbers everywhere during a thunderstorm. (Subject)

    14. When did the movie end? (Subject)

    15. After lunch, the secretary is leaving for the day. (Subject)

    16. The long and winding road along the side of the mountain is scary. (Predicate)

    17. Many of the contestants at the beauty review last week were pretty. (Subject)

    18. How can you say that to me? (Predicate)

    © This worksheet is from www.teach-nology.com 

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