Question

Exercise 1 Draw one line under the simple subject. Draw two lines under the simple predicate. Draw a vertical line (|) between the complete subject and the complete predicate.
The pilot landed the stricken jet in a field.

Answer 1

In the given sentence, the simple subject is "pilot" and "stricken jet". Whereas, the simple predicate is "landed". Moreover, complete subject and complete predicate are in between "in a field".

What do you understand by the simple predicate?

While a simple predicate (simple verb) is a single word (or group of syllables in the case of a verb phrase) that conveys the verb without any of its modifiers, a complete predicate refers to both the predicate/verb and all of its modifiers. Multiple simple predicates can exist in a sentence. One example would be "The tree shook and fell during the hurricane." Being the subject in this sentence, the word "tree" refers to the thing that is being done. The final clause, "swayed and fell during the hurricane," is the predicate.

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