Question

V. Write whether the part of the sentence is the subject or the predicate.

1. The cow
gives us milk.
2. jumped over the moon.
3. My little sister
4. Andy and Rose
5. likes to eat popcorn.
6. play baseball.
7. eats breakfast every morning.

Answer 1

The cow gives us milk.

Subject: The cow

Predicate: gives us milk.

Jumped over the moon.

Subject: (implied "He" or "She")

Predicate: jumped over the moon.

My little sister

Subject: My little sister

Andy and Rose

Subject: Andy and Rose

Likes to eat popcorn.

Subject: (implied "He" or "She")

Predicate: likes to eat popcorn.

Play baseball.

Subject: (implied "They" or "We")

Predicate: play baseball.

Eats breakfast every morning.

Subject: (implied "He" or "She")

Predicate: eats breakfast every morning.

Step-by-step explanation:

Subject is the part of the sentence that performs the action or is being described, while the predicate is the part of the sentence that provides information about the subject or tells us what the subject is doing.

In some cases, the subject is explicit, while in others, it is implied.