Question

B. A sentence has two parts - the subject and the predicate. Circle the subjects and underline
the predicates in these sentences.
1. The lamb followed Mary to her school.
2. Children love to eat ice creams in the summer.
3. The trees on the hillside are laden with fruits.
4. Little Red Riding Hood was not afraid of the big bad wolf.
5. Hungry Goldilocks ate the porridge on the table.
6. He does his duty well.
7. The rose smells sweet.​

Answer 1

Answer:

Explanation:

1 - Subject- The lamb

    Predicate-  followed Mary to her school.

2- Subject- Children

    Predicate - Love to eat ice creams in the summer.

3- Subject - The trees

    Predicate -on the hillside are laden with fruits.

4-  Subject - Little Red Riding Hood

    Predicate -was not afraid of the big bad wolf.

5- Subject - Hungry Goldilocks

    Predicate -ate the porridge on the table.

6 -Subject- he

   Predicate- does his duty well

7- Subject - The rose

   Predicate- smells sweet

Answer 2

Answer:

the predicates in these sentences.

1. The lamb followed Mary to her school.

2. Children love to eat ice creams in the summer.

3. The trees on the hillside are laden with fruits.

4. Little Red Riding Hood was not afraid of the big bad wolf.

5. Hungry Goldilocks ate the porridge on the table.

6. He does his duty well.

7. The rose smells sweet.