Subject and

Predicate
 Let us Try:

1. England is a big country.

2. The bird ate the food.
3. The umbrella is broken immediately.
4. Melissa is a hardworking student.
5. The pen is a tool for writing.
 Subject and
Predicate

A sentence must have a subject and a predicate

to be considered a sentence. Study the example
below.
 
My sister needs comfort.
 
 
 
The underlined part in the sentence above is its
subject. It is who is being talked about in the
sentence. The boxed words completed a
sentence, just like the example below.
 
Run!
● The example above is an imperative sentence. It has an
invisible subject You. It has a complete thought because
it has a subject (You) and a predicate (run). But when a
group of works does not have a subject or a predicate,
it does not have a complete thought, such as in the
example below.
 
My sister
 Activity
Write the subject and predicate on your notebook.

1. May is talking to her parents.

2. Kyle is making his own breakfast.

3. We are having fun at the zoo.

4. Tyler bought a new toy.

5. They are playing basketball.

 Activity
Tell me the subject and predicate.
 
1. Sheila is a joyful girl.
2. The dress is beautiful.
3. Fruits are nutritious food.
4. The father is busy at work.
5. Mia is wearing a watch.
 Assignment
Write the sentences and encircle the subject and
underline the predicate in your notebook.
1. The dog is looking for something to eat.
2. The sun is very far away from Earth.
3. She fell asleep on the bench.
4. My books are lying on the table.
5. They are running at the part.
Thank you!