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subject predicate Sentences Put the Puzzle Together

Complete Sentences - Complete Sentences -  Express a complete thought or idea  Have a subject that tells the who or what  Have a predicate that tells the action  End with punctuation; a period, question mark, or exclamation point or exclamation point

Let’s look at a complete sentence - White socks get dirty quickly. Find the subject - Who or what is the sentence about? Find the predicate - What is the subject doing? Is it a complete sentence? predicatesubject white socks getting dirty yes

Let’s look at a complete sentence - Little brothers are pests. Find the subject - Who or what is the sentence about? Find the predicate - What is the subject doing? Is it a complete sentence? predicatesubject little brothers being pests yes

Let’s look at another one - The freckle-faced girl is playing. Find the subject - Who or what is the sentence about? Find the predicate - What is the subject doing? Is it a complete sentence? yes predicatesubject the freckle- faced girl playing

Now, it’s your turn! The duck with the green head. Find the subject - Who or what is the sentence about? Find the predicate - What is the subject doing? Is it a complete sentence? predicatesubject ___________ ___________ ___________

Let’s try some more - Our tree blew down in the storm. Find the subject - Who or what is the sentence about? Find the predicate - What is the subject doing? predicatesubject ___________ ______________

Let’s try some more - Climbed the tall tree. Find the subject - Who or what is the sentence about? Who or what is the sentence about?____________ Find the predicate - What is the subject doing? What is the subject doing? _____________ Is it a complete sentence? ___________ predicatesubject

Let’s try some more - Books in alphabetical order Find the subject - Who or what is the sentence about? Who or what is the sentence about? ______________ Find the predicate - What is the subject doing? What is the subject doing? _____________ Is it a complete sentence? ___________ predicatesubject

Subject + Predicate = Complete Sentence All my friends are going to the party. subject ________________ predicate ______________

Rode fastest on the bicycle. Subject? _________________ Predicate? __________________ Is it a sentence?

Andrew was the best swimmer. Subject? _________________ Predicate? __________________ Is it a sentence?

Elena and her parents. Subject? _________________ Predicate? __________________ Is it a sentence?

Elena and her parents. Subject? _________________ Predicate? __________________ Is it a sentence?

Subject + Predicate = Complete Sentence