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Match The Subject And The Predicate

This worksheet is helpful in teaching children the various parts of a sentence. It is apt for first graders as they will learn to identify the subject (the part that tells us what or whom the sentence is about) and the predicate (the part that tells us more about the subject) within a sentence. Kids will enjoy doing this worksheet as they will have an opportunity to form sentences.

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