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The task says:
- If the underlined part is the complete subject, write “complete subject” in the answer space.
- If the underlined part is the complete predicate, write “complete predicate”.

Remember:
- The complete subject includes the noun (or pronoun) and all its modifiers — it tells us *who* or *what* the sentence is about.
- The complete predicate includes the verb and everything that follows — it tells us what the subject does or is like.

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1. My great-grandfather came to America in 1915.
→ Underlined: “My great-grandfather” → This is who the sentence is about → complete subject

2. He sailed on a boat with two of his brothers.
→ Underlined: “sailed on a boat with two of his brothers” → This is what he did → complete predicate

3. The brothers cried at the sight of the Statue of Liberty.
→ Underlined: “cried at the sight...” → What they did → complete predicate

4. The boat docked at Ellis Island.
→ Underlined: “The boat” → Who/what the sentence is about → complete subject

5. Hundreds of people got off the boat.
→ Underlined: “Hundreds of people” → Who the sentence is about → complete subject

6. Some cousins met the three brothers.
→ Underlined: “met the three brothers” → What they did → complete predicate

7. All three brothers were carpenters.
→ Underlined: “All three brothers” → Who the sentence is about → complete subject

8. They found work quickly in New York City.
→ Underlined: “found work quickly...” → What they did → complete predicate

9. New York City was a very big place.
→ Underlined: “New York City” → Who/what the sentence is about → complete subject

10. It was so different from their village in Italy.
→ Underlined: “It” → Pronoun referring to New York City — still the subject → complete subject

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Final Answer:
1. complete subject
2. complete predicate
3. complete predicate
4. complete subject
5. complete subject
6. complete predicate
7. complete subject
8. complete predicate
9. complete subject
10. complete subject
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