Compound Subjects and Predicates
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Practice Questions
- 🦊 Foxes and badgers often share woodland burrows.
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- 🏔️ The climber reached the summit and planted a flag.
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CP
- 🌧️ Thunder and lightning struck and startled the horses.
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Both
- 🌊 Dolphins swim and leap through ocean waves.
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Teaching Notes
A compound subject = two or more subjects joined by "and" or "or". A compound predicate = two or more verbs sharing the same subject.
Vocabulary
Common Mistakes
- Confusing a compound sentence (two clauses) with a compound predicate (one clause, two verbs)
- Missing the second verb in a compound predicate if it is far from the first
Extension Activities
- Find compound elements in stories.
- Write sentences with both.
- Create compound sentences.
Parent Tip
Ask your child to combine two simple sentences about the same topic.