Writing Practice: Subject/Predicate Sentence

Sort the subjects and the predicates. Subject: The noun, noun phrase, pronoun, or pronoun phrase that performs the action or that the sentence is about The children in Kenya The blue truck library Books from the Brower-by-mail program Many other children in refugee camps A library Predicate: A verb or verb phrase that tells what action the subject is performing or that tells more about the subject get books delivered by a camel. delivers books to children who live in settlements. arrive in the mail for some children. wish they could get their hands on some books, but there are not enough trucks to reach them all. is a wonderful place where children can learn new things and visit other places in their minds. Match the subject of each sentence with it's predicate. The children in Kenya get books delivered by a camel. The blue truck library delivers books to children who live in settlements. Books from the Brower-by-mail program arrive in the mail for some children. Many other children in refugee camps wish they could get their hands on some books, but there are not enough trucks to reach them all. A library is a wonderful place where children can learn new things and visit other places in their minds.