Complete Sentences Notes Practice and Minor Summative 1

1. A complete sentence must have two parts. The two parts of a complete

2. The predicate contains the VERB. The COMPLETE PREDICATE is the entire part of

4. Look at the sentence on your paper, Ø Circle the verb Ø Underline

The COMPLETE SUBJECT and COMPLETE PREDICATE will include all the words in the sentence.

In this sentence, find the SIMPLE SUBJECT and SIMPLE PREDICATE (remember start by circling

SENTENCE Vocabulary Terms • A group of words is called clause. a • If

For sentences 11 -20 on your paper, circle the SIMPLE VERB and underline the

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Complete Sentences Notes, Practice and Minor Summative

1. A complete sentence must have two parts. The two parts of a complete sentence are SUBJECT The fish PREDICATE swims in the ocean.

2. The predicate contains the VERB. The COMPLETE PREDICATE is the entire part of the sentence that contains the verb. 3. The subject tells WHO or WHAT is doing the action of the verb The COMPLETE SUBJECT is the entire part of the sentence that tells WHO or WHAT is doing the action of the verb.

4. Look at the sentence on your paper, Ø Circle the verb Ø Underline the subject. Ø Highlight the COMPLETE PREDICATE in orange. Ø Highlight the COMPLETE SUBJECT in blue.

The COMPLETE SUBJECT and COMPLETE PREDICATE will include all the words in the sentence. 5. The SIMPLE PREDICATE is the verb by itself. 6. The SIMPLE SUBJECT is WHO or WHAT is doing the action of the verb.

In this sentence, find the SIMPLE SUBJECT and SIMPLE PREDICATE (remember start by circling the verb then underline the subject) 7. The basketball team ran down the court to score a goal. SIMPLE PREDICATE (Verb) - ran SIMPLE SUBJECT – Who ran? team

In this sentence, find the SIMPLE SUBJECT and SIMPLE PREDICATE (remember start by circling the verb the underline the subject) 8. The young, friendly puppy jumped on our friends. SIMPLE PREDICATE (Verb) - jumped SIMPLE SUBJECT – Who jumped? puppy

In this sentence, find the SIMPLE SUBJECT and SIMPLE PREDICATE (remember start by circling the verb then underline the subject) 9. The tall athlete soars over the pole-vault bar. SIMPLE PREDICATE (Verb) - soars SIMPLE SUBJECT – Who soars? athlete

In this sentence, find the SIMPLE SUBJECT and SIMPLE PREDICATE (remember start by circling the verb then underline the subject) 10. The new student is happy to finally get a locker. SIMPLE PREDICATE (Verb) - is SIMPLE SUBJECT – Who is? student

SENTENCE Vocabulary Terms • A group of words is called clause. a • If a group of words has one SUBJECT and one PREDICATE, it can be called: 1. An Independent Clause 2. A Simple Sentence 3. A Complete Sentence

For sentences 11 -20 on your paper, circle the SIMPLE VERB and underline the SIMPLE SUBJECT.