Identify the simple subject or predicate of a sentence

Key Notes:

🌟 Identify the Simple Subject or Predicate of a Sentence 🌟

🟢 What is a Subject?

• The subject tells who or what the sentence is about.
• The simple subject is the main word (noun or pronoun) in the subject part.

✨ Example:

• The dog barked loudly. 🐶
• Simple subject = dog

🔵 What is a Predicate?

• The predicate tells what the subject does or is.
• The simple predicate is the main verb in the predicate part.

✨ Example:

• The dog barked loudly. 🐕🔊
• Simple predicate = barked

🎯 How to Find the Simple Subject or Predicate

• 👀 Look for the noun/pronoun → That’s the simple subject.
• 👟 Look for the main verb → That’s the simple predicate.
• ❌ Ignore extra words (adjectives, adverbs, phrases).

🌈 Examples for Practice

1. The tall boy ran quickly.

• Simple subject = boy 👦
• Simple predicate = ran 🏃

2. My teacher smiles every day.

• Simple subject = teacher 👩‍🏫
• Simple predicate = smiles 😀

3. The little cat sleeps on the sofa.

• Simple subject = cat 🐱
• Simple predicate = sleeps 😴

📝 Quick Tips

• The subject = “Who/What?” 🧑❓
• The predicate = “What do they do?” ✅
• Always find the main word (not the extras).

🎉 You are now ready to Identify the Simple Subject and Predicate in any sentence! 🎉