Simple sentence worksheet for learning subject and predicate identification.

Let’s go step by step to solve this worksheet.

The task is:
Write 5 simple sentences.
In each sentence, you must:
- Circle the subject (who or what is doing something)
- Underline the predicate (what the subject is doing)

Remember from the example:
> “The snake slithered away.”
→ Subject = “The snake” → circle it
→ Predicate = “slithered away” → underline it

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Now let’s make 5 simple sentences and mark them correctly.

Sentence 1:

The dog barked loudly.
→ Subject: “The dog” → circle it
→ Predicate: “barked loudly” → underline it

Sentence 2:

She runs every morning.
→ Subject: “She” → circle it
→ Predicate: “runs every morning” → underline it

Sentence 3:

The cat slept on the couch.
→ Subject: “The cat” → circle it
→ Predicate: “slept on the couch” → underline it

Sentence 4:

Birds fly south in winter.
→ Subject: “Birds” → circle it
→ Predicate: “fly south in winter” → underline it

Sentence 5:

My brother plays soccer.
→ Subject: “My brother” → circle it
→ Predicate: “plays soccer” → underline it

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These are all simple sentences — one subject + one predicate. No extra clauses or complicated parts.

Final Answer:
1. The dog barked loudly.
→ Circle: “The dog” | Underline: “barked loudly”
2. She runs every morning.
→ Circle: “She” | Underline: “runs every morning”
3. The cat slept on the couch.
→ Circle: “The cat” | Underline: “slept on the couch”
4. Birds fly south in winter.
→ Circle: “Birds” | Underline: “fly south in winter”
5. My brother plays soccer.
→ Circle: “My brother” | Underline: “plays soccer”