What is the complete subject in the sentence: The little, spotted dog wagged his tail because he was happy to see us.

What is the complete subject in the sentence? My next-door neighbor makes the best stew in the world.

What is the complete subject in the sentence? Edward's youngest brother plays the guitar very well.

What is the complete subject in the sentence? The soldier guarded the fort.

What is the complete predicate? The actor danced across the stage.

What is the complete predicate? The tiny flowers looked beautiful in the garden.

What is the complete predicate? George and his friends played football in the field.

What is the complete predicate? The bulldog snored all night long.

What is the complete predicate? The tiny brown acorn fell off the tall oak tree.

What is the complete predicate? Jesse's mother baked cookies.

What is the complete predicate? The television in the living room was unplugged.

What is the complete predicate? Marvin put on his working boots.

Tell whether the underlined words in each sentence are a complete subject; complete predicate, simple subject, or simple predicate. The cat meowed.

Tell whether the underlined words in each sentence are a complete subject; complete predicate, simple subject, or simple predicate. Three spiders ran across the floor

Tell whether the underlined words in each sentence are a complete subject; complete predicate, simple subject, or simple predicate. Mary's dog chews his bone.

Tell whether the underlined words in each sentence are a complete subject; complete predicate, simple subject, or simple predicate. Santa came on Christmas Eve.