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SUBJECTS AND PREDICATES LESSON 3

This lesson explores the concepts of subjects and predicates within sentences. The subject indicates who or what the sentence is about, illustrated through examples like “Philip has played the flute since 1994” and “Celine’s grandmother convinced her to join the band.” The predicate, on the other hand, reveals what the subject does or is, as seen in sentences like “The farmer is a hard worker” and “My grandmother is a great person.” Mastering these components is essential for effective writing and comprehension.

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SUBJECTS AND PREDICATES LESSON 3

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  1. SUBJECTS AND PREDICATESLESSON 3

  2. What is the subject of a sentence?

  3. The subject names who or what the sentence is about.

  4. Philip has played the flute since 1994.

  5. Celine’s grandmother convinced her to join the band.

  6. The street performers attracted the crowd.

  7. My oldest brother wants to play the trombone.

  8. The wonderful music could be heard from far away.

  9. What is the predicate of a sentence?

  10. The predicate tells what the subject of the sentence is or does.

  11. The farmer is a hard worker.

  12. She brings baskets of vegetables to the market.

  13. The river flooded.

  14. The man sells apples for a good price.

  15. My grandmother is a great person.

  16. Justin always helps out in the kitchen.

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