Subject and Predicate worksheet for students to practice identifying complete subjects and underlining predicates in sentences.

Worksheet titled "Subject and Predicate" with exercises for identifying subjects and predicates in sentences, featuring a cartoon girl illustration.

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Part 1: Write the complete subject
*(The subject is who or what the sentence is about, including any describing words.)*

1. That orange blouse
2. The box I dropped
3. This work
4. Our date for Saturday
5. The woman in the car

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Part 2: Underline the predicate
*(The predicate tells what the subject does or is. It usually starts with the verb. Since you cannot underline here, the predicates are written in bold below.)*

6. The light over the stove has burnt out again.
7. Later, I will finish my work.
8. I am planning to have a quiet evening.
9. The rain that fell was good for the garden.
10. I should probably cut the grass.

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