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Subjects and predicates

Find the predicate

10 sentences · All kinds, Find the subject, Find the predicate, Match each subject to its predicate

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The subject is who or what the sentence is about. The predicate is the rest: the verb and what follows it.

  1. Example 1Find the whole predicate.

    The duck splashed.

    The duck splashed.

1 / 10 L16Find the whole predicate.

The baby dropped some blocks.

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Subjects and predicates: Find the predicate

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Example · Find the whole predicate.The duck splashed.

Find the whole predicate.

  1. The baby dropped some blocks.
  2. Babies nap.
  3. Beth's crown is big.
  4. Grandma's cakes are big.
  5. The girl carried Grandma's pot.
  6. The pilot smiles.
  7. The boys smile.
  8. The frogs will eat insects hungrily.
  9. The rice was white.
  10. The bats are heavy.
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Subjects and predicates: Find the predicate · answer key

  1. dropped some blocks
  2. nap
  3. is big
  4. are big
  5. carried Grandma's pot
  6. smiles
  7. smile
  8. will eat insects hungrily
  9. was white
  10. are heavy
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