1. Walk in Work
Get paper out ready for notes

2. Subject/Predicate Notes

3. What are Subjects?
The person place or thing (noun) that is doing/performing the action or being described.
Subjects can be both simple and compound.
Answers the question: who or what verbs

4. Subject Examples
Sentence: The blue pencil sharpener destroyed my colored pencil.
Subject: The blue pencil sharpener
Sentence: The beautiful mountain looked majestic in the snow.
Subject: The beautiful mountain
Sentence: Chief tripped the innocent teacher in the hallway.
Subject: Chief

5. What are Predicates?
A piece of the clause that includes the verb and the words that tell what the subject does.
Predicates can be both simple and compound
Answers the question: What is the subject doing?

6. Predicate examples Sentence: Kyle thinks he can dunk the ball.
Predicate: thinks he can dunk the ball
Sentence: Trinity handed in her assignment to Mr. McCall.
Predicate: handed in her assignment to Mr. McCall
Sentence: Ben jumped for joy to write the Text Dependent Analysis.
Predicate: jumped for joy to write the TDA

7. Simple/Compound subject
Simple Subject: The focus of the sentence disregarding adjectives. The simple subject are noun(s) only.
Compound Subject: Generally more than one simple subject combined with coordinating conjunctions- includes adjectives.

8. Simple/Compound subject examples
Simple subjects examples: - Mr. Barrie had to fight off a bear in Canada years ago. Simple S. = Mr. Barrie - The dog barked for food. Simple S. = dog Compound examples” - Mr. Gambler and his advisory played silent ball on Friday. Compound S. = Mr. Gambler and his advisory

9. Simple/Compound predicates
Simple predicate: The basic word that explains what specific action the subject is doing. Always a verb.
Compound predicate: Includes all the words that are attached to the verb or the action. Generally more than just the verb.

10. Simple/Compound predicate examples
Simple predicate example:
-James Harden scored 61 points the other day.
Simple P= scored
Compound P= scored 61 points the other day.
Example 2:
-The Chiefs went offside on a critical play to lose the game.
Simple P= went
Compound P= went offside on a critical play to lose the game.

11. Remainder of the period:
Work on your persuasive essays due Wednesday end of class
Make sure your writing has 2 ethos 2 logos and 2 pathos (all identified)
Your logos will need citations