Identify the complete subject or complete predicate of a sentence

Key Notes:

🌈 Identify the Complete Subject or Complete Predicate of a Sentence ✨

🔹 What is a Subject?

👉 The subject tells who or what the sentence is about.

• Example: The playful puppy barked loudly. 🐶
  Here, The playful puppy = Subject.

🔹 What is a Predicate?

👉 The predicate tells what the subject does or is.

• Example: The playful puppy barked loudly. 🔊
  Here, barked loudly = Predicate.

🔹 Complete Subject

The complete subject includes the main word (noun/pronoun) and all the words that describe it.

• Example: The tall boy with a blue cap 👦 is running.
  Complete Subject = The tall boy with a blue cap

🔹 Complete Predicate

The complete predicate includes the verb and all the words that describe the action or state.

• Example: The tall boy with a blue cap is running very fast on the playground. 🏃‍♂️
  Complete Predicate = is running very fast on the playground

🌟 Tips to Remember

• ✨ Ask “Who or what is the sentence about?” → Complete Subject.
• ✨ Ask “What does the subject do or what is said about it?” → Complete Predicate.
• 📌 Every sentence must have both a subject and a predicate!

🎯 Practice Examples

👉 Identify the Complete Subject and Complete Predicate:

1. The little kitten under the table 🐱 is sleeping peacefully. 😴

• Complete Subject: The little kitten under the table
• Complete Predicate: is sleeping peacefully

2. Our teacher in the red dress 👩‍🏫 explained the lesson clearly. 📖

• Complete Subject: Our teacher in the red dress
• Complete Predicate: explained the lesson clearly

3. The children in the park 👦👧 played cricket happily until sunset. 🏏🌅

• Complete Subject: The children in the park
• Complete Predicate: played cricket happily until sunset

🌟 Quick Recap

• Complete Subject = main noun/pronoun + describing words
• Complete Predicate = main verb + describing words
• ✅ Together, they make a full sentence! 🎉