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Predicates & Verbs
Developed by Amy Thornton4th Grade
Dyer School
The COMPLETE PREDICATE includes all the words that tell what the subject is or does.
The SIMPLE PREDICATE is the main word or words in the complete predicate.
The simple predicate is always a VERB.
The VERB tells what the subject is or does.
It often shows the action in a sentence.
Many people work at the dairy.
Many people work at the dairy.
Many people work at the dairy.
Many people work at the dairy.
Dairy farmers raise cows.
Dairy farmers raise cows.
Dairy farmers raise cows.
Dairy farmers raise cows.
Cows produce milk.
Cows produce milk.
Cows produce milk.
Cows produce milk.
Butter and cheese come from milk.
Butter and cheese come from milk.
Butter and cheese come from milk.
Butter and cheese come from milk.
Many markets sell cheddar cheese.
Many markets sell cheddar cheese.
Many markets sell cheddar cheese.
Many markets sell cheddar cheese.
Hikers climb mountains.
Hikers climb mountains.
Hikers climb mountains.
Hikers climb mountains.
They sit by waterfalls.
They sit by waterfalls.
They sit by waterfalls.
They sit by waterfalls.
Rangers share nature stories.
Rangers share nature stories.
Rangers share nature stories.
Rangers share nature stories.
Guides explain different areas.
Guides explain different areas.
Guides explain different areas.
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Guides explain different areas.
Visitors like the area.
Visitors like the area.
Visitors like the area.
Visitors like the area.
I can find the predicate and verb in a sentence.
I can find the predicate and verb in a sentence.
I can find the predicate and verb in a sentence.
I can find the predicate and verb in a sentence.
