Jan. 21, 2014 Barbara blasted a ball out of the park.

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Jan. 21, 2014 Barbara blasted a ball out of the park. Label parts of speech for 4 sentences. Draw a vertical line separating the subject and the predicate. Underline the simple subject once and the simple predicate twice. Barbara blasted a ball out of the park. Sam stealthily stole second base. Peter Parker perniciously pelted the principal. Crazy Jane and wild Tom stopped speaking to their other friends. Use a fresh sheet of loose, lined paper. If you want credit for your work, use a proper heading. Otherwise it will be returned for you to re-do.