Subject and Predicate

Summary
Zack and Warren teach the viewer about subjects and predicates.

Transcript
(Zack opens the door to his bedroom, only to find that there are a lot of dead fish scattered all around)

Zack: Wha-?! This is my room, but why are there fish everywhere?

(Just then, he sees Warren)

Warren: So, Zack, how do you like my little surprise?

Zack: My room smells like fish!

Warren: That's because the fish I catch in the neighbor's pond end up in your room.

Zack: I know that, but why are there fish in the first place?

Caption Reads: Subject and Predicate

Narrator: Today, Zack and Warren are going to explain how to identify the subject and predicate parts of a sentence.

Zack: Every sentence has a subject and predicate that together form a complete thought.