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Compound Predicate - Glossary of Terms
Compound Predicate
The predicate is the part of the sentence that makes a
statement about the subject. The predicate usually tells what the
subject is doing, or what is happening to the subject.
Examples:
Adam lives
in Bangor.
subject
predicate
A compound predicate tells two (or more) things about the same
subject (without repeating the subject).
Adam lives
in Bangor and speaks Welsh.
subject
compound predicate
The telegram
was late but contained exciting news.
subject
compound predicate
Interactive example:
They need to absorb nitrogen and
keep above 20 degrees. [show
me the compound
predicate]
Glossary of Grammatical Terms
Adam lives
in Bangor.
