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Exercise 1 Draw a vertical line between the complete subject and the complete predicate. Label each direct object D.O. and each indirect object I.O. Draw one line under each predicate nominative. Draw two lines under each predicate adjective. Circle each object complement. I.O. D.O.
Fred gave Dave a baseball.
Hawaii’s flowers are breathtaking.

Sagot :

 Fred is Subject , Gave Dave a baseball is Predicate

Hawaiie is Subject , flowers are breathtaking is Predicate.

What are  Subject and Predicate ?

The word which states What (or who) the sentence is about is called as the subject. 

Predicate is a clause that describes the work of the subject or meaning of the subject .

A subject and a predicate are the two components that make up a sentence. The predicate describes what the subject is or does, while the subject is what the sentence is about. The portion of the phrase that has a verb but excludes the subject is known as the predicate.

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