Complete Subject and Complete Predicate

What is the complete subject?

The little girl wants a pony for her birthday.

• girl

• little girl

• wants a pony for her birthday.

• The little girl

What is the complete predicate?

His family moved here from Texas.

• from Texas

• His family

• moved here from Texas.

• His family moved

What is the complete subject?

All of our balloons blew away.

• All of our balloons

• our balloons blew

• blew away

• balloons blew away.

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CCSS.L.4.1F

What is the complete subject?

My mom likes drinking orange juice.

• mom likes drinking

• drinking orange juice.

• likes drinking orange juice.

• My mom

What is the complete predicate?

The painters got covered with red paint.

• The painters

• covered

• with red paint

• got covered with red paint.

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CCSS.L.4.1F

What is the complete predicate?

My friend, Ashley, helped her dad wash their cars.

• helped her dad wash their cars.

• helped her dad

• Ashley

• My friend, Ashley, helped

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CCSS.L.4.1F

What is the complete subject?

A bear broke into my car to get some food.

• bear

• my car

• broke into my car to get some food

• A bear

What is the complete predicate?

At lunchtime, the kids ate outside.

• At lunchtime

• lunchtime

• the kids

• ate outside

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CCSS.L.4.1F

What is the complete subject?

My friends Paul, Joe, and Chris cook great barbecue.

• My friends

• Paul, Joe, and Chris

• cook great barbecue

• My friends Paul, Joe, and Chris

What is the complete predicate?

Jose got A's in every class on his report card.

• A's in every class

• Jose

• got A's in every class on his report card.

• on his report card