Grade 3/Sentences
Add the Predicate
Students are given a subject half and must write an appropriate predicate to complete a meaningful sentence.
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Quick Tip
The predicate tells what the subject does or is it always contains a verb.
Teacher Resources
Teaching Notes
Point out that many predicates can complete the same subject — all answers that produce a grammatically correct sentence are valid.
Vocabulary
Predicate: What the subject does or is.
Complete Sentence: Has a subject and a predicate.
Common Mistakes
- Writing another noun phrase instead of a verb phrase
- Forgetting to include a verb in the predicate
Extension Activities
- Add predicates to create funny sentences.
- Draw the completed sentences.
- Write sentences about pictures.
Parent Tip
Give your child a subject and ask them to tell what it does.
Learning Path
Skills Practiced
add predicate to sentencecreate complete sentenceverb phrase completion