True/False
Indicate whether the sentence or statement is true
or false.
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A.24. The predicate is the action or tells what is
happening in the sentence.
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A.24. There are three types of predicates.
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3.
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A.24. Simple predicate, complete predicate, and compound
predicate.
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A.24. A simple predicate can be one to four words
long.
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A.24. The simple predicate is verb of the complete
predicate.
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A.24. The complete predicate is the simple predicate + any helping
verbs, linking verbs, and any other words that tells about the verb- modifiers.
NOTE: Usually the simple predicate and the rest of the
sentence!
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A.24. Nicole became a chef last week.
simple
predicate = became
complete predicate = became a chef last
week
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8.
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A.24. My cat climbs trees.
simple
predicate = climbs
complete predicate = climbs trees
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9.
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A.24.
My school starts at eight o’clock.
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10.
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A.24. The bucket is full.
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11.
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A.24. Fred bounced on the trampoline. Fred- simple
subject
bounced -simple predicate
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12.
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A.24. The dog licked the bone. dog- simple subject
bone -simple predicate
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13.
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A.24. That moth is flying around the light. moth-
simple subject
is flying -simple predicate
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14.
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A.24. Our team won the spelling bee. team- simple subject
won -simple predicate
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15.
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A.24.
Anne won the spelling bee. Anne- simple subject
won -simple predicate
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A.24. The complete subject is the simple subject + any
articles,and adjectives- modifiers.
NOTE:
Usually the simple subject is before the verb/predicate.
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A.24. My neighbor Nicole became a chef last
week.
simple subject = Nicole
complete
subject = My neighbor Nicole
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A.24. My cat climbs trees.
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A.24.
My school starts at eight o’clock.
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A.24. The red bucket is full.
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