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The Parts of a Sentence: 1.2

The Parts of a Sentence: 1.2. The Subject a nd The Predicate. Examples: Aunt Louise found a beautiful antique lamp at the garage sale. The kitten with the white paws is called Boots. Where are your mittens , Kris? How surprised we were!. The Subject.

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Never Say Die!

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Parts of a Sentence

Parts of a Sentence. Subject. Subjects tell whom or what the sentence is about. Identify the Subject. Jose Canseco caught the ball. They sent us an invitation. The judges named Consuelo the winner. Denzel Washington is an actor. The players seem weary. Is this what you want?. Solutions.

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Unit 1 - Sentences

Unit 1 - Sentences. Grade 6 ela. Unit 1 Topics - Sentences. Sentence Sentence types Subject/predicate Simple subject/simple predicate Compound subject/compound predicate Avoiding fragments and run-ons Sentence structures Simple Compound Complex. Lesson 1: Identifying Sentences.

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Sentences

Sentences. Use of English. What is a sentence?. A sentence is a group of words that contains a subject and a verb and expresses a complete thought.

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Sentence Diagramming

Sentence Diagramming. Simple and Compound Subject Simple and Compound Predicates. Simple Subject. The main word (or words) in the complete subject is called the simple subject The simple subject will always be one word unless it is a proper noun! Marty heard the bulldozer.

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Sentence Diagramming

Sentence Diagramming. Simple and Compound Subject Simple and Compound Predicates. Simple Subject. The main word (or words) in the complete subject is called the simple subject The simple subject will always be one word unless it is a proper noun! Marty heard the bulldozer.

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Complete Sentences

Complete Sentences. Every sentences as a central verb , whether it is one or more words. That verb is called the simple predicate ! A verb is an action word.

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WHAT IS A SENTENCE?

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Subjects and Predicates

Subjects and Predicates. Basic Sentence Structure. Subject - the part of the sentence about which something is said. The subject is always a noun; a pronoun; or a word, clause, or phrase that functions as a noun.

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Every complete sentence has two parts: Subject and Predicate

Every complete sentence has two parts: Subject and Predicate. Subject: The who or what. Harriet bakes. They cried. Simple subject: The long, bitter winter took its toll on the soldiers. Compound subject:

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Subjects and predicates

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Subjects and Predicates

Subjects and Predicates. Making sure you have all the parts for a complete sentence!! . Subjects Complete Subject: In every sentence there is a complete subject that is made up of all the words that tell whom or what the sentence is about. It may have 1 word or several words.

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Every sentence has a subject and a predicate.

Every sentence has a subject and a predicate. Subject : names the person, place, or thing the sentence is about. Complete subject : contains all the words that tell who or what the sentence is about.

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Diagramming sentences

Diagramming sentences. simple subjects and simple predicates #1. SUBJECT: tells what a sentence is about PREDICATE: says something about the subject. baseline. vertical line. Example: Robins fly. Robins. fly. simple subject. s imple predicate.

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Subjects & predicates

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SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE

SIMPLE SUBJECT AND SIMPLE PREDICATE. SIMPLE SUBJECT. Can be a noun or pronoun Answers the question Who did it? Or What did it?. SIMPLE PREDICATE. A verb Answers the question What did they (he, she , it) do? EXAMPLE: The inventors of the rocket solved many complex problems.

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Verb Phrases

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St. Vincent academy

St. Vincent academy. Ms. Krizzzia Rose Bulos Grade 3, Sec. Comet June 2010 to March 2011. Science. People, Animals, and Plants Matter, Energy, and Motion The Earth and The Sun. English. Using Courteous Expressions The Plural Form of Nouns Reciting Short Verses and Poems

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Simple and Complete Predicates

Simple and Complete Predicates. A complete predicate includes the words that tell what the subject is or does. A simple predicate is the main word or words in the complete predicate of a sentence . (verb) Example: The pig won a prize at the fair. Complete Predicate: won a prize at the fair

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