COMPLETE AND SIMPLE SUBJECTS AND PREDICATES LESSON 4

 WHAT IS A COMPLETE SUBJECT?

 A COMPLETE SUBJECT INCLUDES ALL OF THE WORDS IN THE SUBJECT.

 WHAT IS A COMPLETE PREDICATE?

 A COMPLETE PREDICATE INCLUDES ALL OF THE WORDS IN THE PREDICATE OF THE SENTENCE.

 My entire family arrived at the airport.

 Uncle Lee carried my bookbag.

 My brother and I took only one suitcase.

 My vacation was a great adventure.

 I gave the best advice.

 WHAT IS A SIMPLE SUBJECT?

 A SIMPLE SUBJECT IS THE MAIN WORD IN THE COMPLETE SUBJECT.

 WHAT IS A SIMPLE PREDICATE?

 A SIMPLE PREDICATE IS THE VERB OR VERBS IN THE COMPLETE PREDICATE.

 Julie packed her bag for the trip.

 The tiny cabins disappointed the passengers.

 A large crowd waited at the dock.

 A huge storm cloud blew in from the west.

 Rain delayed our travel plans.

 My mother checked our tickets.