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The document discusses the basic elements of a sentence, including the subject and predicate. It defines the subject as the part of the sentence that is about something, and the predicate as the part that says something about the subject. It further breaks down subjects and predicates into their simple and complete forms, with the simple being the main word and the complete including any modifiers.

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2 Sentence

The document discusses the basic elements of a sentence, including the subject and predicate. It defines the subject as the part of the sentence that is about something, and the predicate as the part that says something about the subject. It further breaks down subjects and predicates into their simple and complete forms, with the simple being the main word and the complete including any modifiers.

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The Sentence

is a group of words
expressing a complete thought.
expressing

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p
m
co ught
tho

Every sentence has two essential parts:


and
The subject of a sentence
is the part about which
something is being said.
The flower bloomed.

Bob painted.

The predicate of a sentence


is the part which says
something about the subject.
Bill told everyone
about the wreck.
Mary sobbed.

The girls on the team were all Sue plays the piano well.
good students.

The simple subject is the


main word in the complete
subject.
The four new students arrived
early.
Simple subject

students

The complete subject is


the main word and all its
modifiers.
Complete subject The four new
students

The simple predicate, or


verb, is the main word or
group of words in the
complete predicate.
Saras sister took us bowling
yesterday.
Simple predicate took

The complete predicate is


the verb and all its
modifiers.
Complete Predicate
bowling yesterday

took us

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