Subjects and Predicates

What is the complete subject in the sentence:

The class practices their math facts.

• The class

• practices their math facts

• The class practices

What is the complete predicate in the sentence:

The class practices their math facts.

• The class

• practices their math facts

• The class practices

What is the complete subject in the sentence:

The sun shines on the field.

• The sun shines

• On the field

• The sun

• Shines on the field

What is the complete predicate in the sentence:

Morgan kicks a soccer ball.

• kicks a soccer ball

• kicks

• Morgan

• soccer ball

What is the complete subject in the sentence:

My friend eats his lunch at the picnic table.

• the picnic table

• My friend

• friend

• My friend eats

What is the complete predicate in the sentence:

Logan plays football during recess.

• Logan plays

• plays football

• Logan

• plays football during recess

What is the compound subject in the sentence:

Teachers and students play kickball together.

• Teachers

• Students

• Teachers and students

• Play kickball together

What is the compound predicate in the sentence:

You can throw or kick the ball.

• Throw or kick

• You

• The ball

• kick the ball

What is the compound subject in the sentence:

Mackenzie and Isabella play a card game.

• Play a card game

• Mackenzie

• Mackenzie and Isabella

• Isabella

What is the compound predicate in the sentence:

The brothers swim and play at the beach.

• swim and play

• The brothers

• the beach

• play at the beach