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G4T404 Grammar Practice

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Name Sentences

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A complete sentence has two parts: a subject and a predicate
predicate.
• The subject names the person, place, or thing that the sentence is about.
• The predicate tells what the subject is or does.

Subject Predicate
The principal announced the date of the spelling bee.
She encouraged students to sign up.

Read the sentence. Draw one line under the


subject and two lines under the predicate.

1. Jeremy spoke clearly into the microphone.

2. He spelled the word correctly.

3. The crowd cheered wildly.

4. Everyone stood up and clapped.

5. My friend won the spelling bee.

Read the sentence. Then write each part of the sentence on the lines.

6. I studied the spelling words.

Subject: Predicate:

7. Mom helped me study for the test.

Subject: Predicate:

8. She was proud of me for getting an A.

Subject: Predicate:

© Evan-Moor Corp. • EMC 2884 • Language Fundamentals Identify Subjects and Predicates 97
Name Sentences

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Every complete sentence has a subject. In an imperative
sentence (a command), the subject is always you. The subject
you is usually not stated in the sentence but is understood to
be the subject.
(You) Look out the window.
(You) See if it looks windy outside.

Write the subject of the sentence on the line.

1. Rain is starting to fall.

2. Please wear a raincoat.

3. Take an umbrella.

4. Stay warm and dry.

Write four commands that you might hear from a teacher.


Write the understood subject of each sentence on the line.

5.

6.

7.

8.

© Evan-Moor Corp. • EMC 2884 • Language Fundamentals Identify You as the Understood Subject 99

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