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Parts of a Sentence Created by Ruth Pohlman

Parts of a Sentence A sentence has two parts. It has a subject and a predicate.

The subject names who the sentence is about. The predicate tells what they did.

Put the sentence parts together. Subject Predicate The airport Sam A pilot Workers The sky The airplanes The young boy check the wheels. are noisy. likes the airport. is clear and blue. is a busy place. watches the airplanes. smiles at Sam.

Put the sentence parts together. Subject Predicate The airport Sam The airplanes The young boy Workers The sky The pilot is a busy place. are noisy. likes the airport. is clear and blue. check the wheels. watches the airplanes. smiles at Sam.