Subject and Predicate Worksheets

In this worksheet you student is asked to join two single subjects into one compound subject.

Let’s join single verbs into a compound verb!

For this activity, students underline the complete subjects and then circle the complete predicates.

Time to break those compound subjects into two single subjects.

Your youngster will break apart sentences with compound verbs in this worksheet.

Let’s identify the type of predicate! Students identify the type of predicate underlined in each sentence.

It’s time to identify the type of subject! Students answer the question for the underlined words in each sentence.

Here’s a worksheet on simple subjects and predicates. Students will underline the simple subject and then circle the simple predicate.

This subject and predicate activity is sure to please! This tile activity features divided sentences where students combine the tiles to create a sentence.

Now it’s time to add the missing predicate to some sentence fragments!

This worksheet asks your student to add a missing subject to a sentence fragment.

Let’s identify what’s missing in these sentence fragments!

Here’s some practice for passive and active voice.

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