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What constitutes the predicate of a sentence?
In which type of sentence structure does the subject follow the predicate?
Which of the following is an example of a simple subject?
How can conjunctions function within a sentence's predicate?
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What is a definition of a complete subject?
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What is the definition of a sentence?
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Which component of a sentence is the subject considered as?
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What does a complete predicate include?
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What characterizes a compound subject?
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What does the simple predicate refer to in a sentence?
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Study Notes
Sentence Definition
- A group of words expressing a complete thought.
- Composed of a subject and a predicate.
Subject
- Part of the sentence about which something is said.
- Can be a noun phrase or a pronoun.
- Simple Subject: Main part of the subject.
- Complete Subject: Simple subject and its modifiers.
Predicate
- Part of the sentence that talks about the subject.
- Can be a verb or a verb phrase.
- Simple Predicate: Verb or verb phrase.
- Complete Predicate: Simple predicate and its modifiers or complements.
Compound Subject
- Two or more nouns or pronouns joined together.
Predicate Structure
- Can have two or more verbs or verb phrases joined by conjunctions like "and" or "or".
Sentence Order
- Natural Order: Subject comes before the predicate.
- Transposed or Inverted Order: Predicate or part of the predicate comes before the subject.
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Description
This quiz explores the fundamental elements of sentences, including subjects and predicates. It covers definitions, types of subjects and predicates, as well as sentence order. Test your knowledge on how these components work together to express complete thoughts.
