Sovi.AI - AI Math Tutor

Scan to solve math questions
ENFRDEESJAZH-CNZH-TW

QUESTION IMAGE

subject and predicate underline the subject and circle the predicate in…

Question

subject and predicate
underline the subject and circle the predicate in each sentence.
example: the iguana crawled over the rock.

  1. dads boots tracked mud through the house.
  2. my teacher taught me how to spell.
  3. the basketball team won the game!
  4. my sister blew out the candles on her birthday cake.
  5. the chef at my favorite restaurant baked me a pie.
  6. grandma uses a cane to help her walk.
  7. my cousin started a new job today.
  8. i sleep well in my bed every night.
  9. have you ever been to greece?
  10. the cat meowed when i entered the room.
  11. dad cooks breakfast on sundays.
  12. mom cuddles me when im sick.
  13. the old man slept on the train.
  14. we built a massive sandcastle at the beach.
  15. sometimes i wish i could fly like a bird!
  16. my best friend turned eleven yesterday.
  17. do you like bacon or sausage?
  18. the yellow shirt was a bright sun!
  19. dora the explorer has a best friend named boots.
  20. the thunder and lightning woke me up from my sleep.

Explanation:

Brief Explanations
  1. In the sentence "Dad's boots tracked mud through the house", the subject is "Dad's boots" (the doer of the action) and the predicate is "tracked mud through the house" (the action and what it affects).
  2. For "My teacher taught me how to spell", the subject is "My teacher" (the one performing the teaching) and the predicate is "taught me how to spell" (the teaching action and its content).
  3. In "The basketball team won the game!", the subject is "The basketball team" (the entity that won) and the predicate is "won the game" (the winning action and what was won).
  4. With "My sister blew out the candles on her birthday cake", the subject is "My sister" (the one blowing) and the predicate is "blew out the candles on her birthday cake" (the blowing action and what was blown).
  5. For "The chef at my favorite restaurant baked me a pie", the subject is "The chef at my favorite restaurant" (the baker) and the predicate is "baked me a pie" (the baking action and what was baked).
  6. In "Grandma uses a cane to help her walk", the subject is "Grandma" (the user) and the predicate is "uses a cane to help her walk" (the using action and its purpose).
  7. With "My cousin started a new job today", the subject is "My cousin" (the starter) and the predicate is "started a new job today" (the starting action and when it happened).
  8. For "I sleep well in my bed every night", the subject is "I" (the sleeper) and the predicate is "sleep well in my bed every night" (the sleeping action and how/where/when).
  9. In "Have you ever been to Greece?", the subject is "you" (the one being asked about having been) and the predicate is "Have ever been to Greece" (the being action and where).
  10. With "The cat meowed when I entered the room", the subject is "The cat" (the meower) and the predicate is "meowed when I entered the room" (the meowing action and when it occurred).
  11. For "Dad cooks breakfast on Sundays", the subject is "Dad" (the cook) and the predicate is "cooks breakfast on Sundays" (the cooking action and when).
  12. In "Mom cuddles me when I'm sick", the subject is "Mom" (the cuddler) and the predicate is "cuddles me when I'm sick" (the cuddling action and when).
  13. With "The old man slept on the train", the subject is "The old man" (the sleeper) and the predicate is "slept on the train" (the sleeping action and where).
  14. For "We built a massive sandcastle at the beach", the subject is "We" (the builders) and the predicate is "built a massive sandcastle at the beach" (the building action and what/where).
  15. In "Sometimes I wish I could fly like a bird!", the subject is "I" (the wisher) and the predicate is "Sometimes wish I could fly like a bird" (the wishing action and what is wished).
  16. With "My best friend turned eleven yesterday", the subject is "My best friend" (the one who turned) and the predicate is "turned eleven yesterday" (the turning action and when).
  17. For "Do you like bacon or sausage?", the subject is "you" (the one being asked about liking) and the predicate is "Do like bacon or sausage" (the liking action and what).
  18. In "The yellow shirt was a bright sun!", the subject is "The yellow shirt" (the thing being described) and the predicate is "was a bright sun" (the being action and what it was like).
  19. With "Dora the Explorer has a best friend named Boots", the subject is "Dora the Explorer" (the one having) and the predicate is "has a best friend named Boots" (the having action and who/what).
  20. For "The thunder and lightning woke me up from my sleep", the subject is "The thunder and lightning" (the wakers) and the predic…

Answer:

  1. Subject: Dad's boots; Predicate: tracked mud through the house
  2. Subject: My teacher; Predicate: taught me how to spell
  3. Subject: The basketball team; Predicate: won the game
  4. Subject: My sister; Predicate: blew out the candles on her birthday cake
  5. Subject: The chef at my favorite restaurant; Predicate: baked me a pie
  6. Subject: Grandma; Predicate: uses a cane to help her walk
  7. Subject: My cousin; Predicate: started a new job today
  8. Subject: I; Predicate: sleep well in my bed every night
  9. Subject: you; Predicate: Have ever been to Greece
  10. Subject: The cat; Predicate: meowed when I entered the room
  11. Subject: Dad; Predicate: cooks breakfast on Sundays
  12. Subject: Mom; Predicate: cuddles me when I'm sick
  13. Subject: The old man; Predicate: slept on the train
  14. Subject: We; Predicate: built a massive sandcastle at the beach
  15. Subject: I; Predicate: Sometimes wish I could fly like a bird
  16. Subject: My best friend; Predicate: turned eleven yesterday
  17. Subject: you; Predicate: Do like bacon or sausage
  18. Subject: The yellow shirt; Predicate: was a bright sun
  19. Subject: Dora the Explorer; Predicate: has a best friend named Boots
  20. Subject: The thunder and lightning; Predicate: woke me up from my sleep