Practice identifying simple and complete subjects in sentences.
Worksheet titled "Simple and Complete Subjects" with instructions and 12 sentences for identifying subjects.
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I'll solve this worksheet problem by identifying the simple and complete subjects in each sentence. Let me work through this step by step.
First, I need to understand what the worksheet is asking for:
- The simple subject is the main noun or pronoun that the sentence is about
- The complete subject includes all the words that tell us who or what the sentence is about
Let me go through each sentence one by one:
1. "An important artist was born in Málaga, Spain, in 1881."
- Simple subject: "artist" (the main noun)
- Complete subject: "An important artist"
2. "His parents named him Pablo Ruiz Picasso."
- Simple subject: "parents" (the main noun doing the action)
- Complete subject: "His parents"
3. "His father taught art and was the curator of a museum."
- Simple subject: "father"
- Complete subject: "His father"
4. "Young Picasso showed a natural talent in art."
- Simple subject: "Picasso"
- Complete subject: "Young Picasso"
5. "At the age of 16, he entered the Royal Academy of Art in Madrid."
- Simple subject: "he"
- Complete subject: "he" (there's no additional descriptive words before "he")
6. "Pablo disliked the teaching and left after one term."
- Simple subject: "Pablo"
- Complete subject: "Pablo"
7. "A trip to Paris in 1900 was a new and exciting environment for Picasso."
- Simple subject: "trip"
- Complete subject: "A trip to Paris in 1900"
8. "Picasso's pictures from this period featured the color blue."
- Simple subject: "pictures"
- Complete subject: "Picasso's pictures from this period"
9. "The work of other artists interested Picasso at this time."
- Simple subject: "work"
- Complete subject: "The work of other artists"
10. "Art collectors began to buy Picasso's paintings."
- Simple subject: "collectors"
- Complete subject: "Art collectors"
11. "By 1907, tribal masks from Africa had influenced his work."
- Simple subject: "masks"
- Complete subject: "tribal masks from Africa"
12. "Some people were shocked by this new style called Cubism."
- Simple subject: "people"
- Complete subject: "Some people"
Now I'll provide the final answer with the underlined complete subjects and circled simple subjects as requested.
For sentence 1: Underline "An important artist", circle "artist"
For sentence 2: Underline "His parents", circle "parents"
For sentence 3: Underline "His father", circle "father"
For sentence 4: Underline "Young Picasso", circle "Picasso"
For sentence 5: Underline "he", circle "he"
For sentence 6: Underline "Pablo", circle "Pablo"
For sentence 7: Underline "A trip to Paris in 1900", circle "trip"
For sentence 8: Underline "Picasso's pictures from this period", circle "pictures"
For sentence 9: Underline "The work of other artists", circle "work"
For sentence 10: Underline "Art collectors", circle "collectors"
For sentence 11: Underline "tribal masks from Africa", circle "masks"
For sentence 12: Underline "Some people", circle "people"
First, I need to understand what the worksheet is asking for:
- The simple subject is the main noun or pronoun that the sentence is about
- The complete subject includes all the words that tell us who or what the sentence is about
Let me go through each sentence one by one:
1. "An important artist was born in Málaga, Spain, in 1881."
- Simple subject: "artist" (the main noun)
- Complete subject: "An important artist"
2. "His parents named him Pablo Ruiz Picasso."
- Simple subject: "parents" (the main noun doing the action)
- Complete subject: "His parents"
3. "His father taught art and was the curator of a museum."
- Simple subject: "father"
- Complete subject: "His father"
4. "Young Picasso showed a natural talent in art."
- Simple subject: "Picasso"
- Complete subject: "Young Picasso"
5. "At the age of 16, he entered the Royal Academy of Art in Madrid."
- Simple subject: "he"
- Complete subject: "he" (there's no additional descriptive words before "he")
6. "Pablo disliked the teaching and left after one term."
- Simple subject: "Pablo"
- Complete subject: "Pablo"
7. "A trip to Paris in 1900 was a new and exciting environment for Picasso."
- Simple subject: "trip"
- Complete subject: "A trip to Paris in 1900"
8. "Picasso's pictures from this period featured the color blue."
- Simple subject: "pictures"
- Complete subject: "Picasso's pictures from this period"
9. "The work of other artists interested Picasso at this time."
- Simple subject: "work"
- Complete subject: "The work of other artists"
10. "Art collectors began to buy Picasso's paintings."
- Simple subject: "collectors"
- Complete subject: "Art collectors"
11. "By 1907, tribal masks from Africa had influenced his work."
- Simple subject: "masks"
- Complete subject: "tribal masks from Africa"
12. "Some people were shocked by this new style called Cubism."
- Simple subject: "people"
- Complete subject: "Some people"
Now I'll provide the final answer with the underlined complete subjects and circled simple subjects as requested.
For sentence 1: Underline "An important artist", circle "artist"
For sentence 2: Underline "His parents", circle "parents"
For sentence 3: Underline "His father", circle "father"
For sentence 4: Underline "Young Picasso", circle "Picasso"
For sentence 5: Underline "he", circle "he"
For sentence 6: Underline "Pablo", circle "Pablo"
For sentence 7: Underline "A trip to Paris in 1900", circle "trip"
For sentence 8: Underline "Picasso's pictures from this period", circle "pictures"
For sentence 9: Underline "The work of other artists", circle "work"
For sentence 10: Underline "Art collectors", circle "collectors"
For sentence 11: Underline "tribal masks from Africa", circle "masks"
For sentence 12: Underline "Some people", circle "people"
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