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Complete Subjects & Predicates

The document provides instructions for students to copy sentences about the history of baseball and identify the subject and predicate of each sentence. It lists 12 sentences for students to analyze, covering topics like the origins of baseball from rounders in England, the introduction and development of baseball in America, and the standardization of baseball rules in the 1800s.

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Complete Subjects & Predicates

The document provides instructions for students to copy sentences about the history of baseball and identify the subject and predicate of each sentence. It lists 12 sentences for students to analyze, covering topics like the origins of baseball from rounders in England, the introduction and development of baseball in America, and the standardization of baseball rules in the 1800s.

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Subjects and Predicates_______________________________________________


Comprehension Practice

Directions: (1) On your own paper, copy each of the following sentences. (2) Skip lines between each
sentence. (3) Draw one line under the complete subject and two lines under the complete predicate.
Remember, all the words in a sentence will be either part of the subject or the predicate.

Example: The history of baseball dates back hundreds of years.


1. People in England played rounders in the 1600s.

2. This English game was similar to baseball.

3. Players hit a ball with a bat.

4. American colonists in the 1700s enjoyed rounders too.

5. Americans changed the game into baseball.

6. Alexander Cartwright was probably the father of baseball.

7. He organized the first baseball club in 1845.

8. The name of his team was “Knickerbocker Base Ball Club.”

9. The Knickerbocker Club lost its first game.

10. Cartwright developed many of the rules of baseball.

11. He decided the size of the baseball diamond, for example.

12. Today’s rules are similar to Cartwright’s rules.

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