Subject and Predicate interactive worksheet for 3rd Grade | Live ... - Free Printable

Let's solve the worksheet step by step.

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Part 1: Match the subject with the correct predicate.

We need to match each subject on the left with the correct predicate (the part that tells what the subject does) on the right. Make sure the verb agrees with the subject in number (singular or plural).

Subjects and Predicates:

1. My sister
→ "goes to school with her friends."
*(Singular subject "sister" needs singular verb "goes")*

2. A friend can
→ "play with you."
*(The phrase "A friend can" is followed by a verb; "play" fits perfectly as the action)*

3. Tim and Carlos
→ "work in Grammar class."
*(Plural subject "Tim and Carlos" needs plural verb "work")*

4. George
→ "runs in the park."
*(Singular subject "George" needs singular verb "runs")*

5. The cat
→ "has a big bag to pull."
*(Singular subject "cat" needs singular verb "has")*

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✔ Correct Matches:

1. My sister — goes to school with her friends.
2. A friend can — play with you.
3. Tim and Carlos — work in Grammar class.
4. George — runs in the park.
5. The cat — has a big bag to pull.

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Part 2: Unscramble each sentence correctly

Now, let’s rearrange the words into proper sentences.

1. library. Lucia visited the
→ Lucia visited the library.

2. mixes the paints. George
→ George mixes the paints.

3. ran up the hill. Wolf
→ Wolf ran up the hill.

4. make music The kids with Aunt Viv.
→ The kids make music with Aunt Viv.

5. make drums Tom and Glen to tap.
→ Tom and Glen make drums to tap.

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✔ Final Answers:

#### Part 1: Matching
1. My sister — goes to school with her friends.
2. A friend can — play with you.
3. Tim and Carlos — work in Grammar class.
4. George — runs in the park.
5. The cat — has a big bag to pull.

#### Part 2: Unscrambled Sentences
1. Lucia visited the library.
2. George mixes the paints.
3. Wolf ran up the hill.
4. The kids make music with Aunt Viv.
5. Tom and Glen make drums to tap.

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