Simple Sentences worksheet with exercises to identify subjects and predicates.

To solve this task, we need to identify the subject and predicate in each sentence.

1. I like reading bedtime stories before sleeping.
- Subject: "I" (the person doing the action)
- Predicate: "like reading bedtime stories before sleeping" (what the subject is doing)

2. Martha and Penny have been very busy with the new project.
- Subject: "Martha and Penny" (the people doing the action)
- Predicate: "have been very busy with the new project" (what the subjects are doing)

3. These are the seven colors of a rainbow.
- Subject: "These" (what is being described)
- Predicate: "are the seven colors of a rainbow" (what these are)

4. She stacked the books on the shelf.
- Subject: "She" (the person doing the action)
- Predicate: "stacked the books on the shelf" (what the subject is doing)

5. Nathan will pick up the laundered clothes later.
- Subject: "Nathan" (the person doing the action)
- Predicate: "will pick up the laundered clothes later" (what the subject is doing)

6. Someone is trying to break in.
- Subject: "Someone" (the person doing the action)
- Predicate: "is trying to break in" (what the subject is doing)

7. Ava and Lindsey are playing with numbers.
- Subject: "Ava and Lindsey" (the people doing the action)
- Predicate: "are playing with numbers" (what the subjects are doing)

8. Justin and his parents will be in Japan for the weekend.
- Subject: "Justin and his parents" (the people doing the action)
- Predicate: "will be in Japan for the weekend" (what the subjects are doing)

9. Were the children excited about watching the dolphin show?
- Subject: "the children" (the people being described)
- Predicate: "were excited about watching the dolphin show" (what the subjects are)

10. The teacher wants us to hand in our homework tomorrow.
- Subject: "The teacher" (the person doing the action)
- Predicate: "wants us to hand in our homework tomorrow" (what the subject is doing)

Final Answer:
1. Subject: I, Predicate: like reading bedtime stories before sleeping
2. Subject: Martha and Penny, Predicate: have been very busy with the new project
3. Subject: These, Predicate: are the seven colors of a rainbow
4. Subject: She, Predicate: stacked the books on the shelf
5. Subject: Nathan, Predicate: will pick up the laundered clothes later
6. Subject: Someone, Predicate: is trying to break in
7. Subject: Ava and Lindsey, Predicate: are playing with numbers
8. Subject: Justin and his parents, Predicate: will be in Japan for the weekend
9. Subject: the children, Predicate: were excited about watching the dolphin show
10. Subject: The teacher, Predicate: wants us to hand in our homework tomorrow