Compound Subject and Predicate Worksheet | Sentence Structure Activity

Here is a trying, court-themed worksheet on compound subjects and predicates. Students read the sentences, underline the subjects, and circle the predicates. Then they identify if the sentence has a compound subject, compound predicate, both or neither.

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Readability Score for Compound Subject and Predicate Worksheet

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Flesch-Kincaid Grade Level

1.5

Gunning Fog Index

3.5

Coleman-Liau Index

4.8

SMOG Index

3.1

Automated Readability Index

2.1

Powers Sumner Kearl Grade

3.8

Rix Readability Level

4

Average Grade Level

3.3

Based on the readability scores for this text, Compound Subject and Predicate Worksheet is recommended for students reading at grade levels 1 - 5. This text should be accessible to any student reading at a 1st grade reading level or higher.

1st Grade

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5th Grade

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Simple

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