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Complete Subjects and Complete Predicates

Complete Subjects and Complete Predicates. Complete Subjects and Complete Predicates. Every sentence has two parts: a subject and predicate. The complete subject contains all the words that tell whom or what the sentence is about. My butterfly-shaped kite flew very high.

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Complete Subjects and Complete Predicates

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  1. Complete Subjects and Complete Predicates

  2. Complete Subjects and Complete Predicates Every sentence has two parts: a subject and predicate. The complete subject contains all the words that tell whom or what the sentence is about. My butterfly-shaped kite flew very high. Whom or what is the sentence about? The sentence is about my butterfly-shaped kite, so that is the complete subject.

  3. Complete Subjects and Complete Predicates The complete predicate contains all the words that tells what the subject does or is. My butterfly-shaped kite flew very high. What words tell what the subject does or is? So, flew very high is the complete predicate.

  4. Complete Subjects and Complete Predicates A sentence must have both parts to state a complete idea.

  5. Name the complete subject and complete predicate • Tommy and I make different kinds of kites. • We share our kites with the other children. • Every kite needs a very light framework. • The material is stretched and glued on the frame. • The flow of wind across the kite makes it fly.

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