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English 17 Public

Simple, Complete, and Compound Subjects/Predicates, Common and Proper Nouns, Prefixes re-, un-, and dis-

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The train has twelve cars. What is the simple subject in this sentence?

train

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Out of the blue, the telephone rang. What is the simple subject in this sentence?

telephone

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Many people came to my birthday party. What is the simple predicate in this sentence?

came

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Tommy and Jennifer read books in the library. What is the simple predicate in this sentence?

read

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My best friend stayed overnight at my house. What is the complete subject in this sentence?

my best friend

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The first answer on the test was wrong. What is the complete subject in this sentence?

the first answer on the test

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We will go to Walmart to buy a new television. What is the complete predicate in this sentence?

will go to Walmart to buy a new television

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I looked out the window. Saw a deer. Put these together and make one sentence with a compound predicate.

I looked out the window and saw a deer.

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It is unlikely that I will go to Friday's football game. What does unlikely mean?

not likely to occur

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I disagree with my dad about that song. What does disagree mean?

the opposite of agree or to not agree

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We will review our spelling words. What does review mean?

view again

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The little boy climbed the big tree. What are the nouns in this sentence?

boy, tree

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Mrs. Mickey is my teacher. What kind of a noun is Mrs. Mickey?

proper noun

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Trying to reach the cookies on the top shelf. Sentence or Fragment?

Fragment (WHO is trying to reach the cookies?)

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I fell. Sentence or Fragment?

Sentence

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The little boy sat and cried. What is the compound predicate?

sat and cried

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