Question

Simple Subject and Predicate

Definition of a Complete Sentence

A complete sentence must have a subject and predicate and express a complete idea.
You can write a complete sentence with just two words in it: 1) a verb that expresses an action or a
state of being, and 2) a noun that performs the action.

EXAMPLE:
Eagles swooped.

• What is the action? swooped
• swooped is the predicate.
• What performs the action? Eagles
• Eagles is the subject.

Choose the complete sentence (s).

A) Thunderstorms struck.
B) In the middle of the night, wild
thunderstorms struck.
C) Wild thunderstorms struck.

Answer 1

Answer:Because we use such statements when we are talking directly to someone, we omit the word you. It is understood in the sentence. Therefore, in statements like this one, we say the subject is you.

This kind of sentence is an imperative sentence.

A predicate is a verb that expresses the subject's action or state of being

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