Complete Subject and Complete Predicate

What is the definition of a complete subject?

The main noun or pronoun plus all the words that describe or modify it. It tells who or what the sentence is about.

What is the definition of a complete predicate?

The main verb or verb phrase plus all the words that follow it to explain what the subject is doing or being.

Identify the complete subject: "The excited children ran toward the ice cream truck."

The excited children

Identify the complete predicate: "The excited children ran toward the ice cream truck."

ran toward the ice cream truck

What is the hidden complete subject in the command "Clean your room before dinner"?

The implied pronoun "You"

Identify the complete subject: "Down the street rolled a shiny red bicycle."

a shiny red bicycle

Identify the complete predicate: "Down the street rolled a shiny red bicycle."

Down the street rolled

Identify the complete subject of “There was gonna be a big exam tomorrow.”

a big exam tomorrow

Identify to complete predicate of “There was gonna be a big exam tomorrow.”

There was gonna be

What’s the difference between Complete Predicate and Complete Subject?

Complete Subject is the main topic, complete predicate is the action of the main topic