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12 Cards in this Set
- Front
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SUBJECT
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Tells whom or what the sentence is about
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PREDICATE
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Tells what the subject does, is, has or feels
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COMPLETE SUBJECT
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All the words in the subject make up the complete subject.
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COMPLETE PREDICATE
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All the words in the predicate make of the complete predicate.
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SIMPLE SUBJECT
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The main word (or words) in the complete subject is called the simple subject.
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SIMPLE PREDICATE
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The simple predicate is made up of at least one verb, a word that shows action or being.
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COMPOUND SUBJECT
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When a sentence has two or more simple subjects, joined by the connecting word "and" or "or" the subject is called a compound subject.
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COMPOUND PREDICATE
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When a sentence has to or more simple predicates joined by a connecting word such as "and" or "or", the predicate is called a compound predicate.
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SIMPLE SENTENCE
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Simple sentence has a subject and a predicate and expresses a complete thought.
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COMPOUND SENTENCE
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Two simple sentences can be combined into one sentence called a compound sentence.
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CONJUNCTIONS
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The connecting words "and" "or" and "but" are called conjunctions.
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COMPLEX SENTENCE
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Simple sentence can also be joined by other words to form a complex sentence. "and" "after" "before"
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