The energetic puppy chased the red ball. What is the complete subject?, puppy, energetic puppy, The energetic puppy, the red ball, The energetic puppy chased the red ball. What is the simple subject?, energetic, puppy, The energetic puppy, ball, The energetic puppy chased the red ball. What is the complete predicate?, chased, the red ball, puppy chased, chased the red ball, The energetic puppy chased the red ball. What is the simple predicate?, puppy, ball, chased, chased the red ball, My older brother plays baseball after school. What is the complete subject?, brother, older brother, My older brother, baseball, My older brother plays baseball after school. What is the simple subject?, My, older, brother, baseball, My older brother plays baseball after school. What is the complete predicate?, plays, baseball after school, plays baseball after school, brother plays baseball, My older brother plays baseball after school. What is the simple predicate?, brother, baseball, school, plays, The students are studying for the test. What is the helping verb?, students, are, studying, test, The students are studying for the test. What is the main verb?, are, students, studying, test, The students are studying for the test. What is the verb phrase?, students are, studying for, are studying, for the test, The dog was barking at the mail carrier. What is the helping verb?, dog, barking, was, carrier, The dog was barking at the mail carrier. What is the main verb?, was, barking, dog, mail, We will leave after lunch. What is the helping verb?, We, leave, lunch, will, We will leave after lunch. What is the main verb?, will, leave, after, lunch, The players have finished their practice. What is the verb phrase?, players have, finished practice, have finished, their practice, The tall oak trees provide plenty of shade. What is the complete subject?, trees, oak trees, tall oak trees, The tall oak trees, The tall oak trees provide plenty of shade. What is the simple subject?, tall, oak, trees, shade, The tall oak trees provide plenty of shade. What is the complete predicate?, provide, plenty of shade, provide plenty of shade, trees provide, The tall oak trees provide plenty of shade. What is the simple predicate?, trees, shade, plenty, provide, Our new history teacher tells great stories. What is the complete subject?, teacher, history teacher, new history teacher, Our new history teacher, Our new history teacher tells great stories. What is the simple subject?, history, new, teacher, stories, Our new history teacher tells great stories. What is the complete predicate?, tells, great stories, teacher tells, tells great stories, Our new history teacher tells great stories. What is the simple predicate?, teacher, stories, tells, great, Marcus and Elena carried the boxes. What is the compound subject?, Marcus, Elena, boxes, Marcus and Elena, The coach and the players celebrated. What is the compound subject?, coach, players, coach and players, celebrated, My brother and my cousin play baseball. What are the simple subjects?, my and my, baseball, brother and cousin, play baseball, The teacher and the principal greeted us. Does this sentence have a compound subject?, yes, no, The puppy jumped and barked. What is the compound predicate?, puppy, jumped, barked, jumped and barked, The students studied and reviewed for the test. What are the simple predicates?, students and test, studied and reviewed, studied for the test, reviewed for the test, My sister laughed and clapped during the show. What is the compound predicate?, My sister, show, laughed and clapped, during the show, The dog ran and jumped across the yard. Does this sentence have a compound predicate?, yes, no, Marcus and Elena laughed and danced. Does this sentence have a compound subject, compound predicate, both, or neither?, Compound subject only, Compound predicate only, Both, Neither, Carlos and Mia washed and dried the dishes. What is the compound subject?, dishes, Carlos, Mia, Carlos and Mia, Carlos and Mia washed and dried the dishes. What is the compound predicate?, dishes, washed, dried the dishes, washed and dried, The excited children are running outside. What is “children”?, Complete subject, Simple subject, Complete predicate, Helping verb, The excited children are running outside. What is “are”?, Simple subject, Main verb, Helping verb, Complete predicate, The excited children are running outside. What is “running”?, Helping verb, Main verb, Simple subject, Complete subject, The excited children are running outside. What is “are running”?, Complete subject, Compound predicate, Verb phrase, Simple subject, The excited children are running outside. What is the complete predicate?, running, are running, running outside, are running outside, Which statement about a subject is true?, A subject tells what happened., A subject tells who or what the sentence is about., A subject is always the first word., A subject is always a person., Which statement about a predicate is true?, A predicate names the person in the sentence., A predicate is always one word., A predicate tells what the subject does or is., A predicate must contain two verbs., What does a helping verb do?, Names the subject, Describes a noun, Helps the main verb, Ends the sentence, Which sentence contains a helping verb?, The boy runs quickly., The dog barked loudly., The girl is singing., The baby smiled., Which sentence has a compound subject?, The dog ran and jumped., The dog and cat ran outside., The little dog ran outside., The dog was running., Which sentence has a compound predicate?, The boy and girl laughed., The happy boy laughed., The boy laughed and smiled., The boy was laughing., The small brown dog with the collar barked. What is the complete subject?, dog, brown dog, dog with the collar, The small brown dog with the collar, The small brown dog with the collar barked. What is the simple subject?, small, brown, dog, collar, The small brown dog barked at the stranger. What is the complete predicate?, barked, at the stranger, barked at the stranger, dog barked, The small brown dog barked at the stranger. What is the simple predicate?, dog, stranger, barked, barked at the stranger

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