INTRODUCTION TO MULTIPLICATION

English Grammar : SUBJECT-PREDICATE

Subject-Predicate 

The Predicate can also start with : has, have, had, was, were

Examples:

1. We were going to the bus stop.

Subject = we
predicate = were going to the bus stop.
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2. Lara has brown eyes.

Subject = Lara
Predicate = has brown eyes
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3. The children had slept.

Subject = The children
Predicate = had slept

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Or it can also directly start with a verb or adverb.

Examples:

1. Dad bought for me a nice shirt.

Here: (bought is past tens of the verb 'buy')

Subject = Dad
Predicate = bought for me a nice shirt
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2. The PT Teacher punished them for misbehaviour.

Here: (punished is past tense of the verb 'punish')

Subject = The PT Teacher
Predicate = punished them for misbehaviour.

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3. Grandpa always tells us stories. 

Here: ('always' is adverb)

Subject = Grandpa
Predicate = always tells us stories. 

Parts of speech

This is poem makes it easy for the students to remember Parts of Speech. This can be pasted on the wall so that students can take a look at it when in doubt .

Marked in red : name of Parts of Speech

Blue: examples.