The subject will be boldened while the predicate will be italicized. Find the indications below:
1. Greek mythology is <em>made </em>up of stories about gods and goddesses,
2. Zeus is the <em>greatest </em>of these gods and goddesses.
3. He <em>wields </em>his thunderbolt and lightning, making the other deities cower in fear
4. This same god <em>causes </em>the rain to fall and the plants to grow.
5. Poseidon, his brother, <em>holds </em>dominion over the sea.
6. He <em>causes </em>the earth to shake and the sea level to rise.
7. All creatures of the waters <em>obey</em> him.
8. Another brother, Hades, <em>rules </em>the underworld.
9. His kingdom is where dead people <em>go.</em>
10. Most gods and goddesses <em>dislike </em>him because of his grim countenance.
The subject is the noun that performs the action in the sentence. The predicate is the action that is performed.
The predicate is the verb or the group of words that contain the verb.
In the above sentences, the subjects and the predicates have been indicated accordingly.
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