Eng

• Sentence


  Composed of parts and patterns that convey a complete thought
• Parts and patterns of a sentence are a way to check whether or not the sentence is a whole piece and not a fragment
• Subject


  The doer which tells whom or what the sentence is about, the noun that the verb acts upon
• Predicate


  Tells what the subject does, starts with a verb which may either be simple or compound
• Subject


  • Can be simple (one noun/pronoun), complete (noun/pronoun with modifiers), or compound (two or more connected nouns/pronouns)
• When additional words help name or describe the simple subject, this is known as a complete subject
• Connecting words for compound subjects


  • and
  • or
  • nor
• The paragraph provided has underlined and italicized words
• Subjects in the paragraph

  • students
  • people
  • children
  • food and drinks
  • teachers and chefs
• The paragraph provided has a culinary theme