Subjects and Predicates: Wonders Fourth Grade, Unit 1 Week 2

The complete subject is who or what a sentence is about.

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The complete predicate is what the subject is or does.

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Choose the complete subject of this sentence:

The young boy rode the bus to school.

• The young boy

• rode the bus

• to school.

The complete subject is who or what a sentence is about.

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The complete predicate is what the subject is or does.

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Choose the complete subject of this sentence:

My teacher Mrs. Hill likes museums.

• My teacher Mrs. Hill

• likes

• museums

The complete subject is who or what a sentence is about.

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The complete predicate is what the subject is or does.

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Choose the complete subject of this sentence:

The two children made up a new game.

• The two children

• made up

• a new game

The complete subject is who or what a sentence is about.

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The complete predicate is what the subject is or does.

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Choose the complete subject of this sentence:

My sister's friend Ana plays soccer.

• My sister's

• My sister's friend Ana

• plays soccer

The complete subject is who or what a sentence is about.

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The complete predicate is what the subject is or does.

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Choose the complete subject of this sentence:

The friendly dog ran very fast.

• dog

• The friendly dog

• ran very fast

The complete subject is who or what a sentence is about.

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The complete predicate is what the subject is or does.

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Choose the complete PREDICATE of this sentence:

We walked to the park.

• We

• walked

• walked to the park

The complete subject is who or what a sentence is about.

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The complete predicate is what the subject is or does.

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Choose the complete PREDICATE of this sentence:

My brother Ken collects old stamps.

• My brother

• My brother Ken

• collects old stamps

The complete subject is who or what a sentence is about.

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The complete predicate is what the subject is or does.

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Choose the complete PREDICATE of this sentence:

I cooked a delicious dinner.

• I cooked

• cooked

• cooked a delicious dinner

The complete subject is who or what a sentence is about.

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The complete predicate is what the subject is or does.

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Choose the complete PREDICATE of this sentence:

Mom works hard all day.

• Mom works

• works

• works hard all day.

The complete subject is who or what a sentence is about.

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The complete predicate is what the subject is or does.

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Choose the complete PREDICATE of this sentence:

The shy rabbit hopped away quickly.

• The shy rabbit

• hopped

• hopped away quickly