2. Mr. Morton a stack of presents.Sarah Subject gave Predicate

3. What???? How do I find subjects and predicates?????????? HELP! WELL… You don’t need a map, just some simple instructions. Let’s get digging!

4. The subject is the who are what the story is about…. Just like the subject of a book is what the book is about…. Take a look: Mr. Mortan was given a present by Sarah.

5. The subject is the who are what the story is about…. Just like the subject of a book is what the book is about…. Take a look: The boys threw paper on the floor. First find the verb, then ask who or what What is the verb? Yes, the verb is THREW Now ask: Who or what threw Well???? Yes, the BOYS threw So, BOYS is the subject

6. The subject is the who are what the story is about…. Just like the subject of a book is what the book is about…. Take a look: The boys threw paper on the floor. First find the verb, then ask who or what What is the verb? Yes, the verb is THREW Now ask: Who or what threw Well???? Yes, the BOYS threw So, BOYS is the subject

7. The subject is the who are what the story is about…. Just like the subject of a book is what the book is about…. Take a look: The boys threw paper on the floor. First find the verb What is the verb? Yes, the verb is THREW Now ask: Who or what threw Well???? Yes, the BOYS threw So, BOYS is the subject

8. The subject is the who are what the story is about…. Just like the subject of a book is what the book is about…. Take a look: The boys threw paper on the floor. First find the verb What is the verb? Yes, the verb is THREW Now ask: Who or what threw Well???? Yes, the BOYS threw So, BOYS is the subject

9. The subject is the who are what the story is about…. Just like the subject of a book is what the book is about…. Take a look: The boys threw paper on the floor. First find the verb What is the verb? Yes, the verb is THREW Now ask: Who or what threw? Well???? Yes, the BOYS threw So, BOYS is the subject

10. The subject is the who are what the story is about…. Just like the subject of a book is what the book is about…. Take a look: The boys threw paper on the floor. First find the verb What is the verb? Yes, the verb is THREW Now ask: Who or what threw? Well???? Yes, the BOYS threw So, BOYS is the subject

11. The subject is the who are what the story is about…. Just like the subject of a book is what the book is about…. Take a look: The boys threw paper on the floor. First find the verb What is the verb? Yes, the verb is THREW Now ask: Who or what threw? Well???? Yes, the BOYS threw So, BOYS is the subject

12. The subject is the who are what the story is about…. Just like the subject of a book is what the book is about…. Take a look: The boys threw paper on the floor. First find the verb What is the verb? Yes, the verb is THREW Now ask: Who or what threw? Well???? Yes, the BOYS threw So, BOYS is the subject

13. 1.Pizza would satisfy Ralph’s hunger. 2.He wanted a coke, too. 3.His mother would not take him to Pizza Hut. 4.So, Ralph threw a tantrum. 5.The people stared at him.

14. 1. Pizza would satisfy Ralph’s hunger. 2.He wanted a coke, too. 3.His mother would not take him to Pizza Hut. 4.So, Ralph threw a tantrum. 5.The people stared at him.

15. Take a look: Go to the store! Leave the room! Give that to me. Pay the bill. What would the subject be in these sentences?

16. Ask yourself: Who has to go, who has to leave,who has to give, and who has to pay? Do you know yet? Well it is you!!!!!! You is the implied subject of these commands. Take a look: YOU Go to the store! YOU Leave the room! YOU Give that to me. YOU Pay the bill.

17. Ask yourself: Who has to go, who has to leave,who has to give, and who has to pay? Do you know yet? Well it is you!!!!!! You is the implied subject of these commands. Take a look: YOU Go to the store! YOU Leave the room! YOU Give that to me. YOU Pay the bill.

18. Ask yourself: Who has to go, who has to leave,who has to give, and who has to pay? Do you know yet? Well it is you!!!!!! You is the implied subject of these commands. Take a look: YOU Go to the store! YOU Leave the room! YOU Give that to me. YOU Pay the bill.

19. Ask yourself: Who has to go, who has to leave,who has to give, and who has to pay? Do you know yet? Well it is you!!!!!! You is the implied subject of these commands. Take a look: YOU Go to the store! YOU Leave the room! YOU Give that to me. YOU Pay the bill.

20. Ask yourself: Who has to go, who has to leave,who has to give, and who has to pay? Do you know yet? Well it is you!!!!!! You is the implied subject of these commands. Take a look: YOU Go to the store! YOU Leave the room! YOU Give that to me. YOU Pay the bill.

21. Ask yourself: Who has to go, who has to leave,who has to give, and who has to pay? Do you know yet? Well it is you!!!!!! You is the implied subject of these commands. Take a look: YOU Go to the store! YOU Leave the room! YOU Give that to me. YOU Pay the bill.

22. Ask yourself: Who has to go, who has to leave,who has to give, and who has to pay? Do you know yet? Well it is you!!!!!! You is the implied subject of these commands. Take a look: YOU Go to the store! YOU Leave the room! YOU Give that to me. YOU Pay the bill.

23. Ask yourself: Who has to go, who has to leave,who has to give, and who has to pay? Do you know yet? Well it is you!!!!!! You is the implied subject of these commands. Take a look: YOU Go to the store! YOU Leave the room! YOU Give that to me. YOU Pay the bill.

24. Ask yourself: Who has to go, who has to leave,who has to give, and who has to pay? Do you know yet? Well it is you!!!!!! You is the implied subject of these commands. Take a look: YOU Go to the store! YOU Leave the room! YOU Give that to me. YOU Pay the bill.

26. The Predicate simply states what the subject Does!!!!!!! It is the VERB! Take a look: The boys threw paper on the floor. Now ask, What did the boys do? THEY THREW PAPER! So, THREW is the predicate.

27. The Predicate simply states what the subject Does!!!!!!! It is the VERB! Take a look: The boys threw paper on the floor. Now ask, What did the boys do? THEY THREW PAPER! So, THREW is the predicate.

28. The Predicate simply states what the subject Does!!!!!!! It is the VERB! Take a look: The boys threw paper on the floor. Now ask, What did the boys do? THEY THREW PAPER! So, THREW is the predicate.

29. The Predicate simply states what the subject Does!!!!!!! It is the VERB! Take a look: The boys threw paper on the floor. Now ask, What did the boys do? THEY THREW PAPER! So, THREW is the predicate.

30. The Predicate simply states what the subject Does!!!!!!! It is the VERB! Take a look: The boys threw paper on the floor. Now ask, What did the boys do? THEY THREW PAPER! So, THREW is the predicate.

31. 1.Pizza would satisfy Ralph’s hunger. 2.He wanted a coke, too. 3.His mother said, ”No pizza. ” 4.So, Ralph threw a tantrum. 5.The people stared at him. Can you find the Simple Predicate?

32. 1.Pizza would satisfy Ralph’s hunger. 2.He wanted a coke, too. 3.His mother said, “No pizza.” 4.So, Ralph threw a tantrum. 5.The people stared at him. How did you do? Easy Right?

33. COMPOUND just means more than one!!!!!

34. The snail and the rabbit ran a race. Snail, rabbit are your compound subjects!!!!

35. The snail and the rabbit ran a race. Snail, rabbit are your compound subjects!!!!

36. The snail and the rabbit ran a race. Snail, rabbit are your compound subjects!!!!

37. The rabbit and the turtle ran and played.

38. What did the rabbit and turtle do? RAN and PLAYED

39. The rabbit and the turtle ran and played. What did the rabbit and turtle do? RAN and PLAYED

40. The rabbit and the turtle ran and played. What did the rabbit and turtle do? RAN and PLAYED

42. 1.Team pennants, posters and family photographs covered the boy's bedroom walls. (hint: family is an adjective) 2. There were kittens cowering under our porch steps this morning. 3. Judy and her dog run on the beach every morning. 4.My dog and cat destroyed the couch yesterday! 5.They chewed and clawed the fabric. 6.Go to the front of the line, please. 7.This room is quite cozy. 8.Summer and winter are the favorite seasons. Underline the subject(s) and circle the predicate(s)

43. 1.Team pennants, posters and family photographs covered the boy's bedroom walls. (hint: family is an adjective) 2. There were kittens cowering under our porch steps this morning. 3. Judy and her dog run on the beach every morning. 4.My dog and cat destroyed the couch yesterday! 5.They chewed and clawed the fabric. 6.(YOU)Go to the front of the line, please. 7.This room is quite cozy. 8.Summer and winter are the favorite seasons. Underline the subject(s) and circle the predicate(s)