Identifying Subjects and Predicates
For each sentence, select the sentence in which the complete subject is boldfaced and the complete predicate is underlined.
1. Mr. Wilson teaches life science at the middle school.
Mr. Wilson
teaches life science at the middle school.
Mr. Wilson teaches life
science
at the middle school.
Mr. Wilson teaches life science
at the middle
school.
Mr. Wilson
teaches life science
at the middle school.
2. Jacob writes a letter to his parents once a week.
Jacob
writes a
letter
to his parents once a week.
Jacob
writes a letter
to his parents once a week.
Jacob
writes a letter to his parents once a week.
Jacob writes a
letter
to his parents once a week.
3. Frogs begin life as tadpoles.
Frogs
begin life
as tadpoles.
Frogs
begin life as tadpoles.
Frogs begin
life
as tadpoles.
Frogs begin
life
as tadpoles.
4. This unusual photograph shows a sandstorm in the desert.
This unusual photograph
shows
a sandstorm in the desert.
This
unusual
photograph
shows a sandstorm
in the desert.
This unusual
photograph
shows a sandstorm in the desert.
This unusual photograph
shows a sandstorm in the desert.
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