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Grammar Basics for Students

The document discusses subject and predicate notes in sentences. It provides an example sentence "The big black dog licked the mug" and identifies its complete subject as "The big black dog", simple subject as "dog", complete predicate as "licked the coffee mug", and simple predicate as "licked". It notes that the complete subject includes all words about who/what the sentence is about and the complete predicate includes all words about what the subject does.

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Grammar Basics for Students

The document discusses subject and predicate notes in sentences. It provides an example sentence "The big black dog licked the mug" and identifies its complete subject as "The big black dog", simple subject as "dog", complete predicate as "licked the coffee mug", and simple predicate as "licked". It notes that the complete subject includes all words about who/what the sentence is about and the complete predicate includes all words about what the subject does.

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Subject/Predicate Notes

The big black dog licked the mug.

Complete Subject*The big black dog*

Includes all of the words in the subject


Tells exactly who/what sentence is about

Simple Subject*dog*

The main word in the complete subject


Noun or pronoun

Complete Predicate*licked the coffee mug*

Includes all of the words in the predicate


Tells all about what the subject is or does

Simple Predicate*licked*

The main word in the complete predicate


Action verb or linking verb
May be one or more words
o Jessica can eat lunch.

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