99 sentences of "Subject and Predicate"
Group : lotus 102-02
Members
1.Yannawut Duangjit M.1/2 No.1 ID: YD102-01
2.Thanaphat Sriboonma M.1/2 No.3 ID: TS102-03
3.Thanawat Nanavichit M.1/2 No.6 ID: TN102-06
4.Phutanes Thangvorathum M.1/2 No.10 ID: PT102-10
5.Thanawit Norkam M.1/2 No.23 ID: TN102-23
6.Athit Traisaeng M.1/2 No.30 ID: AT102-30
7.Pongdach Laowpanich M.1/2 No.33 ID: PL102-33
8.Anakawee Sumritjearapol M.1/2 No.34 ID: AS102-34
9.Tanawut Wannasathian M.1/2 No.35 ID: TW102-35
10.Chanakarn Yanasarn M.1/2 No.36 ID: CY102-36
11.Onnicha Kesornsri M.1/2 No.45 ID: OK102-45
Find out the subject from each sentence
subject predicate
1. Have a happy birthday. (no subject)
2. Holly and Mac cleaned the basement.
3. The girl plays the piano well.
4. Who commanded the vessel?
5. May I borrow your stapler?
6. Justin washed and waxed Dad's car.
7. Reading often improves your vocabulary
8. How the people crowd the station!
9. Where does the hare live in winter?
10. The vessel was a magnificent five-master.
11. What a timid little fellow the hare is!
12. Grab my hand and hang on tight! (no subject)
13. Why are so many people gathered here?
14. What a splendid boat that is!
15. Life is but an empty dream.
16. Where is the victory of the grave?
17. Drive on as rapidly as possible. (no subject)
18. Down went the Cumberland! (no subject)
19. We'll spend our holiday!
20. How fiercely the wind blows !
21. Salad is a healthy addition to lunch and dinner.
22. The drenching rainfall yesterday flooded many roads.
23. Skunks are very accurate when they spray a rival.
24. Place a coaster underneath your glass, please. (no subject)
25. Would they prefer chili or sauerkraut with their hotdogs?
26. Do birds sing to warn other birds about their territory?
27. At six o'clock each day, please feed and walk the dog. (no subject)
28. The garbage truck arrives very early in the morning.
29. Cell phones are convenient at home or at the office.
30. Sixteen inches of snow fell in the Adirondacks last night.
31. How can they draw water from so deep a well?
32. Yesterday we played a game of football.
33. I heard this story from the captain of the vessel.
34. How bright the fall flowers make the field look!
35. Mr. Longfellow wrote a story about an Indian boy.
36. Can you tell the name of the Indian boy?
37. Where did you find those beautiful violets?
38. Deep in the wave is a coral grove.
39. Where shall we find shelter from the coming storm?
40. Look out for that sharp turn at the foot of the hill (no subject)
41. What a vivid flash of lightning that was!
42. Hold the horses in going down this steep hill. (no subject)
43. How very dark it is after each flash of lightning!
44. Do you see that dark line of woods just across the bridge?
45. Just in the edge of those woods stands a large farmhouse.
46. Do you think we can reach the farmhouse before the storm breaks upon us?
47. What a terrible storm this threatens to be!
48. Drive the horses directly into the barn, for the storm is upon us. (no subject)
49. How very grateful we ought to be for this friendly shelter!
50. Four young soldiers led the troops into battle
51. In less than two hours, the entire cake had been eaten.
52. For most of his career, Jim has ridden his bicycle to his office.
53. Two beautiful goldfish in the pond were eating the insects on the top of the water.
54. Until that last telephone call, I was having a wonderful day.
55. Last week's fire was started by an arsonist from a nearby town.
56. Her latest statement to the press was carefully worded.
57. Novels by E. L. Doctorow are my favorite.
58. The farmers in that part of the county are planting their fields this week.
59. Eat your food slowly. (no subject)
60. Four people read the new novel.
61. A wad of gum was under the table.
62. Committee members offered advice to the council.
63. She bought a ticket to the all-Beethoven concert.
64. You should buy a new car.
65. Jack returned from his trip earlier than expected.
66. I am anxious for you to return.
67. He will bring the food to the party.
68. A small dog is inside the cage.
69. You should always buckle up your seatbelt.
70. Oscar's poodle won first prize in the dog show.
71. An executive buyout was in the plan.
72. Each guest brought a special dish to the pot luck dinner.
73. You should get a flu shot as soon as possible.
74. This is good work.
75. The coach will offer free tennis lessons today at noon.
76. On Friday the judge gave the thief a five-year sentence.
77. I will be at the meeting tonight.
78. Most women consider Snodgrass a handsome man.
79. Your approval would be nice.
80. Masie and I talked on the telephone for four hours.
81. The pie in the oven smells delicious.
82. Jackson was the most competent man in the company.
83. That young man will probably become a famous movie star.
84. Jim found your remarks outrageous.
85. Ethan gives us piano lessons each Friday.
86. An inner circle of politicians made Matthews treasurer of the campaign.
87. The farmer at the roadside stand gave me an extra ear of corn.
88. The microscopic dust mite was discovered less than three decades ago.
89. This eight-legged pest is related to the tick and the spider.
90. Do you ever wash your pillow in very hot water?
91. Someone in your household should probably do so as soon as possible.
92. The daily diet of the dust mite consists of tiny skin flakes on your pillow and sheets.
93. The creatures leave tiny waste droppings in your bed.
94. These microscopic droppings mix with dust in your bedroom and in the house.
95. The body of the bedbug is flat and wingless.
96. This bloodthirsty bug belongs to the insect class.
97. The blood of mammals such as humans forms the bedbug’s diet.
98. Abedbug may grow to a length of a quarter of an inch.
99. The little insect usually sucks the blood of its host at night.
