Lesson Content: SENTENCE STRUCTURE

• Simple sentence: One idea. Example: “I like apples.”

• Compound sentence: Two ideas joined. Example: “I like apples, and I like bananas.”

• Complex sentence: Main + subordinate clause. Example: “I like apples because they are sweet.”

• Subject & Predicate: Subject = who/what the sentence is about. Predicate = what the subject does.

Activity:

• Identify subject and predicate: “The dog barked loudly.”

  • Subject: The dog, Predicate: barked loudly