Understanding Subject Sentences
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Understanding Subject Sentences
Spot the subject
Subjects can be a person, place, animal, thing or group. In “The bright stage glows”, the subject is “The bright stage”.
- Anh
- carries the golden crown
- the golden crown
- The colourful costumes
- Dances across the stage.
- Grace dances across the stage.
Repair the rehearsal notes
A complete sentence needs a subject and a predicate. A subject-only fragment tells who or what; a predicate-only fragment tells what happens but leaves out who or what.
- A. The audience claps loudly.
- B. Our clever stage manager
- C. Waits near the stage door
- D. Bright lights shine above us.
- Subject only
- Complete sentence
- Predicate only
- Complete sentence
Write and improve
Now make your own stage-ready sentences. A strong subject can include describing words, such as “The excited young dancers”.
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