Subject & Predicate Review

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The subject is the...

Back

who or what of a sentence

Front

The predicate is the...

Back

what is happening in the sentence

Front

What is the complete subject?

The old house stood alone.

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The old house

Front

What is the simple subject?
The old house stood alone.

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house

Front

What is the complete predicate?
The old house stood alone.

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stood alone.

Front

What is the simple predicate?
The old house stood alone.

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stood

Front

What is the complete subject?
My sweet grandmother grabbed a blanket and covered me with it.

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My sweet grandmother

Front

What is the complete predicate?
My sweet grandmother grabbed a blanket and covered me with it.

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grabbed a blanket and covered me with it.

Front

What is the grammatical structure of the sentence: "My sweet grandmother grabbed a blanket and covered me with it."? Options: Compound (2) subject, Compound (2) predicate

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Compound (2) predicate

Front

What is the complete predicate?
The detective and his partner solved the case.

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solved the case.