What Makes a Complete Sentence: The Basics

As learners progress through school, they will need to know the basic structure of a sentence. In this one-time class, learners will learn about subjects and predicates and how both parts are required to create a complete sentence.

The class is designed to help students understand the concept of subjects and predicates in sentences. To start, we'll talk about the definition of a subject and a predicate. After a firm understanding of the definition, learners will practice identifying subjects and predicates in sentences with Miss K's guidance. 

Learners will be given a chance to write their own subjects and predicates with a given exercise to enhance their understanding of the content.

Toward the end of class, compound subjects and predicates will also be introduced (if time allows).

By the end of class, learners will have a solid understanding of subjects and predicates and their importance in forming complete sentences. They will be able to identify subjects and predicates in a sentence and use that knowledge to write grammatically correct sentences.