Compounds are connected with "and". For example: The swimmer's skill and speed made him a winner. "swimmer's skill and speed" would be a compound subject with a simple predicate of "made" The

Hi, You seem to be missing some choices, eg g/h/i. Clive

You know, I love this, because I have been battling the school (3rd grade) regarding this same subject. They don't know what they are teaching. Clive although your answers meet some of the requirements, please, if you can explain, why or what

Rewrite each group of words to make it a complete sentence. Each sentence should have a compound subject or a compound predicate. 1. my swim goggles 2. the shovel 3. walk along the beach 4. swim underwater 5. my older brother the way the

(1) simple subject: Tom; simple predicate: likes newspapers. (2) compound subject: Tom and Sue; simple predicate: read The Times; (3) simple subject: Mona; compound predicate: reads newspapers and writes poems; (4) compound subject: George and

what is a compound subject and predicate

Each of these sentences has a compound predicate: Ray reads and studies in the library/ The puppy whimpered and cried for its mother. We cheered for the team and ate hotdogs. The old house creaked and groaned in the wind.

Compound subjects have 2 or more nouns or pronouns and are joined by the word and or another conjunction. Example: Her friends and family cheered for her in the stands. (2 NOUNS joined by and)=compound subject compound predicates have 2

Ray reads and studies in the library. The puppy whimpered and cried for its mother. We cheered for the team and ate hotdogs. The old house creaked and groaned in the wind. Which is compound subject or compound predicate?

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