
Compound Subjects and Predicates 1
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Yolanda Baskett
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Compound Subjects and Predicates

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A sentence may have more than one simple subject or one simple predicate.
A compound subject has two or more simple subjects that have the same predicate. They are often joined by and, or, or nor.
Lemons and limes are grown in the South.
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A compound predicate has two or more simple predicates, or verbs, that have the same subject. They are connected by and, but, or, or nor.
Kendra writes or calls her grandmother once a week.
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Some sentences have both a compound subject and a compound predicate.
Mike and Kyle enjoyed the soup and asked for another bowl.
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Multiple Choice
What is the compound subject?
Glass bowls and spoons fell off the counter.
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Multiple Choice
James mowed lawns and delivered papers over the summer.
compound subject
compound predicate
both
neither
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Multiple Choice
Mr. Morton and his students study hard and learn a lot.
compound subject
compound predicate
both
neither
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Multiple Choice
The little red hen sat on her eggs and hatched five chicks.
compound subject
compound predicate
both
neither
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Multiple Choice
The girls jumped up and down.
compound subject
compound predicate
both
neither
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Multiple Choice
What is the underlined part of this sentence?
My brother and I went to the grocery store.
compound subject
compound predicate
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Multiple Choice
What is the underlined part of this sentence?
We cooked and ate some delicious blueberry pancakes.
compound subject
compound predicate
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Multiple Choice
What is the underlined part of this sentence?
We talked and laughed all the way there.
compound subject
compound predicate
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Multiple Choice
Combine each pair of sentences into one to make a compound subject sentence.
Chris helped his mom around the house. His older sister helped her mom around the house.
Chris and his older sister helped their mom around the house.
Chris helped his mom around the house.
Sister helped her mom around the house.
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Multiple Choice
Combine each pair of sentences into one to make a compound predicate sentence.
James mowed lawns over the summer. James delivered papers over the summer.
James delivered papers over the summer.
James mowed lawns and delivered papers over the summer.
James mowed lawns but delivered papers over the summer.
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Multiple Choice
Combine each pair of sentences into one to make a compound predicate sentence.
We went to the store. We bought candy.
We went to the store and bought candy.
We went to the store.
We bought candy.
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