Subjects and Predicates worksheet for identifying and correcting sentence fragments.

Worksheet titled "Subjects and Predicates" with exercises to identify missing subjects or predicates in sentence fragments and to draw vertical lines separating subjects and predicates.

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1. Subject, missing a subject
2. Predicate, missing a predicate
3. Predicate, missing a predicate
4. Subject, missing a subject
5. Predicate, missing a predicate
6. Subject, missing a subject
7. Predicate, missing a predicate
8. Subject, missing a subject

1. I | went to Six Flags.
2. Let's | go to the movies.
3. She | knows how to make jewelry.
4. We | play basketball every Tuesday.
5. My pencil | broke.
6. Simon | told me to.
7. Alex | stayed up late doing her homework.
8. Homework | makes me happy.
9. I | put my name on top of my paper.
10. The cheetah | is the fastest land animal.

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