Question

1. The teacher graded the homework papers. 2. John drove the car to the store. 3. We liked the last play of the game. 4. They were singing at the park. 5. On Tuesday the happy children watched a movie. 6. The scout troop met in the morning. 7. The pack of dogs ran freely in the street. 8. The sound of the bell is ringing in my ears. 9. Swimming is my favorite sport. 10. Lance and Phyliss quickly walked across the street. EVERY SENTENCE MUST HAVE A SUBJECT AND A PREDICATE.

Answer 1

1. The teacher graded the homework papers.

2. John drove the car to the store.

3. We liked the last play of the game.

4. They were singing at the park.

5. On Tuesday, the happy children watched a movie.

6. The scout troop met in the morning.

7. The pack of dogs ran freely in the street.

8. The sound of the bell is ringing in my ears.

9. Swimming is my favorite sport.

10. Lance and Phyliss quickly walked across the street.

Step-by-step explanation:

In each revised sentence, the subject is clearly identified, and there is a predicate that indicates the action or state of the subject. These revisions ensure that each sentence meets the requirement of having a subject and a predicate.