Subjects or Predicates?

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Identify the part: subject or predicate.

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Salam Mansour

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Subjects or Predicates?Online version Identify the part: subject or predicate. by Salam Mansour 1 In the sentence 'The cat slept on the mat,' 'slept on the mat' is the subject. Yes No 2 In 'The little girl with a red hat sang a song,' 'sang a song' is the subject. Yes No 3 In 'The little girl with a red hat sang a song,' 'The little girl with a red hat' is the subject. Yes No 4 In 'The rain fell softly,' 'fell softly' is the predicate. Yes No 5 In 'The book on the table belongs to me,' 'belongs to me' is the predicate. Yes No 6 In 'The book on the table belongs to me,' 'The book on the table' is the subject. Yes No 7 In 'Dogs bark loudly at strangers,' 'bark loudly at strangers' is the predicate. Yes No 8 In the sentence 'The cat slept on the mat,' 'The cat' is the subject. Yes No 9 In 'The rain fell softly,' 'The rain' is the predicate. Yes No 10 In 'Dogs bark loudly at strangers,' 'Dogs' is the predicate. Yes No

Subjects or Predicates?Online version

Identify the part: subject or predicate.

by Salam Mansour

In the sentence 'The cat slept on the mat,' 'slept on the mat' is the subject.

Yes

In 'The little girl with a red hat sang a song,' 'sang a song' is the subject.

Yes

In 'The little girl with a red hat sang a song,' 'The little girl with a red hat' is the subject.

Yes

In 'The rain fell softly,' 'fell softly' is the predicate.

Yes

In 'The book on the table belongs to me,' 'belongs to me' is the predicate.

Yes

In 'The book on the table belongs to me,' 'The book on the table' is the subject.

Yes

In 'Dogs bark loudly at strangers,' 'bark loudly at strangers' is the predicate.

Yes

In the sentence 'The cat slept on the mat,' 'The cat' is the subject.

Yes

In 'The rain fell softly,' 'The rain' is the predicate.

Yes

In 'Dogs bark loudly at strangers,' 'Dogs' is the predicate.

Yes

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Subjects or Predicates?Online version

by Salam Mansour

In the sentence 'The cat slept on the mat,' 'slept on the mat' is the subject.

In 'The little girl with a red hat sang a song,' 'sang a song' is the subject.

In 'The little girl with a red hat sang a song,' 'The little girl with a red hat' is the subject.

In 'The rain fell softly,' 'fell softly' is the predicate.

In 'The book on the table belongs to me,' 'belongs to me' is the predicate.

In 'The book on the table belongs to me,' 'The book on the table' is the subject.

In 'Dogs bark loudly at strangers,' 'bark loudly at strangers' is the predicate.

In the sentence 'The cat slept on the mat,' 'The cat' is the subject.

In 'The rain fell softly,' 'The rain' is the predicate.

In 'Dogs bark loudly at strangers,' 'Dogs' is the predicate.

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