Subjects and Predicates

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Subjects and Predicates

What two parts make up a sentence? SUBJECT + PREDICATE

Complete Subject person, place, thing, or idea WHO or WHAT the sentence is about

Complete Predicate action verb (does) linking verb (is) what the subject IS or DOES

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The big black dog licked the coffee mug. Complete Subject The big black dog includes all the words in the subject tells who or what the subject is about the main word in the complete subject a noun or pronoun Simple Subject dog

The big black dog licked the coffee mug. includes all the words in the predicate tells what the subject is or does the main word in the complete predicate an action verb or linking verb may be more than one word (Joe will eat lunch.) Complete Predicate licked the coffee mug. Simple Predicate licked