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Subject and Predicate — Complete Overview
The map in words
- Subject and Predicate
- Subject
- Who or What
- Noun or Pronoun
- One word or phrase
- Ask WHO or WHAT question
- Normal Order
- Comes at beginning
- Inverted Order
- Comes at end or middle
- Imperative Sentences
- Subject is YOU
- Implied not stated
- Predicate
- Says something about subject
- Contains a verb
- Rest of the sentence
- Can be short or long
- Types of Sentences
- Declarative
- Stated subject
- Imperative
- Implied subject YOU
- Interrogative
- Subject between verbs
- Declarative
- Subject
Subject and Predicate - Concept Overview
The map in words
- Sentence Structure
- Subject
- What is it about
- Can be one word
- Can be multiple words
- Usually at beginning
- Sometimes at end
- Implied in imperative
- Predicate
- What is said about subject
- Contains the action
- Contains the verb
- Comes after subject
- Can have one verb
- Can have multiple verbs
- Sentence Types
- Declarative
- Makes a statement
- Imperative
- Gives a command
- Subject is you - implied
- Interrogative
- Asks a question
- Subject can be who/what
- Declarative
- Subject
Subject and Predicate – Chapter Overview
The map in words
- Subject and Predicate
- Subject
- Tells what sentence is about
- Can be one word
- Can be a group of words
- Usually at the beginning
- Can be at the end
- Ask WHO or WHAT
- Predicate
- Says something about subject
- Contains a verb
- Everything except subject
- Can be short or long
- Imperative Sentences
- Gives command or order
- Subject is YOU
- YOU is implied not stated
- Examples
- Stand up
- Brush your teeth
- Wait outside
- Inverted Sentences
- Subject at the end
- Starts with place phrase
- Examples
- On the table lay his books
- Against the wall stood a ladder
- Subject
Subject and Predicate
The map in words
- Subject and Predicate
- Subject
- Predicate
- Sentence Structure
- Imperative Sentences
- Identifying Subject and Predicate
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