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Subject and Predicate — Complete Overview
The map in words
- Subject and Predicate
- Subject
- WHO or WHAT the sentence is about
- Usually a noun or pronoun
- Placed first in statements
- Can be a word or phrase
- Predicate
- Says something about subject
- Always contains a verb
- Placed after subject normally
- Can be a word or phrase
- Types of Sentences
- Statement
- Normal order
- Subject comes first
- Imperative
- Command or request
- Subject is YOU implied
- Question
- Rewrite as statement
- Then find subject
- Exclamation
- Rewrite as statement
- Then find subject
- Statement
- Inverted Order
- Predicate comes first
- Used for emphasis
- Subject may come at end
- Subject
Subject and Predicate - Complete Overview
The map in words
- Subject and Predicate
- Subject
- What sentence is about
- Who or What
- Usually comes first
- Can be implied
- Predicate
- What subject does
- Contains the verb
- Tells us action or description
- Comes after subject
- Sentence Types
- Statements
- Normal order
- Subject then predicate
- Questions
- Changed word order
- Rewrite as statement
- Imperative
- Subject is you
- Always implied
- Exclamations
- Changed order
- Rewrite as statement
- Statements
- Word Order
- Normal Order
- Subject first
- Most common
- Reversed Order
- For emphasis
- Changes focus
- Normal Order
- How to Find Subject
- Ask who or what
- Look before predicate
- In questions rewrite
- In exclamations rewrite
- Subject
How to Identify Subject and Predicate in Different Sentence Types
The map in words
- Start: Read the Sentence
- What type of sentence?
- Statement: Subject usually comes first
- Identify subject easily
- Check: Does it tell what sentence is about?
- Yes: You found the subject!
- No: Re-read and try again
- Check: Does it tell what sentence is about?
- Identify subject easily
- Question: Rewrite as a Statement
- Now find subject in normal order
- Exclamation: Rewrite as a Statement
- Now find subject in normal order
- Command/Request: Imperative Sentence
- Subject is always YOU - implied
- Statement: Subject usually comes first
- What type of sentence?
Subject and Predicate
The map in words
- Subject and Predicate
- Subject
- Predicate
- Sentence Types
- Word Order
- Identification Rules
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