Simple, Compound and Complex Sentences
Subjects & Predicates • Subject- one subject doing the action Ex. Susie called her friend on the phone. • Compound subject- more than one subject Ex. Susie and Joan jumped rope at recess. • Predicate- one action Ex. Josh swam laps in the pool. • Compound predicate- two or more actions Ex. Josh rode his bike and skated this weekend.
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