Identify the simple subject and simple predicate in each.

Question

The elderly patient's deep venous thrombosis was treated with Coumadin.
Answer:
1. simple subject-
patient's

2. simple predicate
was treated
? is the answers more than one word?

Answer 1

A main verb (simple predicate) can have more than one word, yes.

You've got the simple predicate right, but not the subject. Ask yourself: Who or what "was treated..."?

Answer 2

In my lessons it explains - find the simple predicate first.
'was treated'
yes ask yourself the question
Who or What was treated-

ANSWER: venous thrombosis
I believe you can leave out the word deep - ? that would be an adjective describing the above?

Answer 3

Right.

Are there other types of thrombosis? If there are, then keep venous. If not, then venous is an adjective, too.

Answer 4

I Googles thrombosis -
found that besides venous thrombosis there is also deep vein thrombosis-

Answer: keep the word venous
simple subject: venous thrombosis

Answer 5

OK, good. =)