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Review of Subject, Predicate, and Sentence Combining

Review of Subject, Predicate, and Sentence Combining. 11/29 – 12/3. What is a subject?. Subject: the noun in the sentence that is doing or being something. The teacher fell. The apples are ripe. Martha walked to the store. What is a predicate?.

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Review of Subject, Predicate, and Sentence Combining

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  1. Review of Subject, Predicate, and Sentence Combining 11/29 – 12/3

  2. What is a subject? • Subject: the noun in the sentence that is doing or being something. • The teacher fell. • The apples are ripe. • Martha walked to the store.

  3. What is a predicate? • Predicate: the verb which describes what the subject is doing or being. • The teacher fell. • The apples are ripe. • Martha walked to the store.

  4. Subject + Predicate = Simple Sentence • A simple sentence is, well, simple. It is basic and multiple simple sentences is boring. • The teacher fell. • The apples are ripe. • Martha walked to the store. • So what do we do?

  5. Simple Sentence + Conjunction + Simple Sentence = Compound sentence • Combine simple sentences that are related for better sentence fluency. • Conjunctions to use: FOR, AND, NOR, BUT, OR, YET, SO • FANBOYS!!!

  6. Write these sentences down • Sentence Set 1 • The dog ran. • People walked to the tree. • Sentence Set 2 • Starfish are latched to the boat. • The sailors are wearing yellow coats.

  7. Combine each sentence set • Sentence Set 1 • The dog ran. • People walked to the tree. • Sentence Set 2 • Starfish are latched to the boat. • The sailors are wearing yellow coats.

  8. Simple Sentences Turned Compound • The dog ran, and the people walked to the tree. • The dog ran, but the people walked to the tree. • The dog ran, yet the people walked to the tree.

  9. Simple Sentences Turned Compound • Circle the SUBJECT • Underline the PREDICATE • The dog ran, and the people walked to the tree.

  10. Simple Sentences Turned Compound • Circle the SUBJECT • Underline the PREDICATE • The dog ran, and the people walked to the tree.

  11. Simple Sentences Turned Compound • Starfish are latched to the boat, and the sailors are wearing yellow coats.

  12. Simple Sentences Turned Compound • Circle the SUBJECT • Underline the PREDICATE • Starfish are latched to the boat, and the sailors are wearing yellow coats.

  13. Simple Sentences Turned Compound • Circle the SUBJECT • Underline the PREDICATE • Starfish are latched to the boat, and the sailors are wearing yellow coats.

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