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3rd Grading Summative Tests

This document discusses subjects and predicates in sentences. It defines a subject as the word or words about which something is said, usually a noun or pronoun. A predicate tells something about the subject and is usually a verb. Examples are provided to illustrate simple subjects and predicates, which contain only one word each, as well as complete subjects and predicates, which can contain modifiers. Directions are given to identify subjects and predicates in sample sentences. The document was prepared by Norma P. Bulusan of San Mariano II Central Integrated School.

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3rd Grading Summative Tests

This document discusses subjects and predicates in sentences. It defines a subject as the word or words about which something is said, usually a noun or pronoun. A predicate tells something about the subject and is usually a verb. Examples are provided to illustrate simple subjects and predicates, which contain only one word each, as well as complete subjects and predicates, which can contain modifiers. Directions are given to identify subjects and predicates in sample sentences. The document was prepared by Norma P. Bulusan of San Mariano II Central Integrated School.

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NORMA P.

BULUSAN
 San Mariano II Central Integrated School
 San Mariano District
 Division of ISabela
A B
1. The woman wearing pink dress 2. The woman wearing pink dress is
reading a newspaper.
2. The man who won the lottery 2. He won.
3. Watching TV 3. The children are watching Dora
the explorer.
The entries in column A are NOT sentences because they don’t
cnvey complete thoughts. On the other hand, all entries in column B are
examples sentence.
Each of them has a subject and a predicate which make them have a
complete thought.

What is a subject?
Word or words about which something is said.
It is either a noun or a pronoun.
What is a predicate?
 It tells something about the subject.
IMPORTANT!
A subject and a predicate are called SIMPLE if they have only one word.
The predicate is usually a verb. If they contain modifiers, then they are
called COMPLETE.
Example:
1. The man standing near the cafeteria says he speaks five different
(simple subject) (simple predicate)
languages.
2.The man standing near the cafeteria says he speaks five different
languages.
(complete subject) (complete predicate)
 Examples showing simple subjects and
simple predicates:
 1. I frequently work at home.
 ( simple subject) ( simple predicate)

 2. The children read books every day.


 ( simple subject) ( simple predicate)

 3. She likes him very much.


 ( simple subject) ( simple predicate)

 4. All the citizens go out to vote.


 ( simple subject) ( simple predicate)

 5. The senior class studies physics.


 ( simple subject) ( simple predicate)
Examples showing complete subjects and
predicates:
1. The Principal of the school gave reminders on how to come to
school on time.
(complete subject) (complete predicate)

2. Listening to music is one of Maria’s hobbies.


(complete subject) (complete predicate)

3. Eugene and Migs eat their favorite snacks at the canteen every
breaktime.
(complete subject) (complete predicate)

4. Central Luzon is also called “ The Rice Granary of the


Philippines”.
(complete subject) (complete predicate)

5. Raphie’s Mother works in Dubai as an OFW.


(complete subject) (complete predicate)
Directions:
I. Underline the Simple subject once and the Simple predicate
twice.
1. Growing children need to drink milk.
2. Your test includes this topic.
3. Burnham Park looks stunning even during at night.
4. Mother loves to prepare spaghetti during birthdays.
5. The teacher says closed books never open one’s mind.
II. Box the complete subject and encircle the complete predicate.
6. The new principal tells the students not to drive motorcycle .
7. Her project was accepted by the teacher.
8. The poor children needs assistance from the DSWD.
9. Luchi Cruz Valdez is the chief of the Television 5 station.
 10. The Philippine Crocodile in San
Mariano is something to be proud of.

Prepared by:

NORMA P. BULUSAN
San Mariano II Central Integrated
San Mariano II District
San Mariano, Isabela

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