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Create a sentence of your own that contains a subject, verb and complement.
Eric loves playing football. Identify the subject and object.
Subject - Eric; Object - football
Jhazae had a burger for lunch. Find the subject and predicate.
Subject - Jhazae; Predicate - had a burger for lunch
Ricardo was sad today. What is the complement in this sentence?
Sad today.
The students worked very hard. Find the verb.
Worked
The team played very well. Identify the subject and predicate for this sentence.
Team - subject; played very well - predicate
Imar was anxious to go home. Is there an object or complement in this sentence?
Complement. It is using a to be verb - is
Jamir answered his sister's phone. What is the subject in this sentence?
Jamir
The principal arrived on Tuesday. What is the object of the sentence?
Tuesday.
Britney had breakfast. Is this a complete sentence? State a reason for your answer.
Yes, it has a subject and a verb.
Can the predicate of a sentence include the verb?
Yes
Etan is not good at cooking. What is the verb in this sentence?
Is
True or False: The complement of a sentence can be an adjective or a noun.
True
True or false: A complement is present when we use a 'to be' verb.
True
This part of a sentence informs or tells us what is happening in the sentence.
Predicate
The ________ receives the action in a sentence.
Object
True or false: The subject and object of a sentence be either a noun or pronoun.
True
This part of the sentence performs the action.
Subject
The __________ of a sentence states what the sentence is about.
Subject
True or False: The subject of a sentence can be considered the "doer"
True
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