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Simple Subjects and predicates

Simple Subjects and predicates. SIMPLE SUBJECT: The subject without the words that describe it or modify it. SIMPLE PREDICATE: The verb without any of the other words that modify it. Simple subjects. Subject with no describing or modifying words. Simple Subjects: Jan Audience School We

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Simple Subjects and predicates

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  1. Simple Subjects and predicates SIMPLE SUBJECT: The subject without the words that describe it or modify it. SIMPLE PREDICATE: The verb without any of the other words that modify it.

  2. Simple subjects Subject with no describing or modifying words. • Simple Subjects: • Jan • Audience • School • We • I • Him • Jenna • Dad • Kids Write a sentence of your own with a SIMPLE SUBJECT.

  3. Simple predicate Predicate without any words that modify it. • Simple Predicates: • Brought • Waited • Cheered • Ran • Jumped • Saw • Yelled • Cried • Worked Write a sentence with a SIMPLE PREDICATE and SIMPLE SUBJECT

  4. PRACTICE Does the sentence have a complete or simple subject and predicate? (if not, rewrite the sentence with a simple subject and simple predicate) A major earthquake damaged the city. Every time I leave my dog cries. When I leave my house my dog cries for hours. I can’t wait until middle school! Miss Russell makes hard spelling puzzles.

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