Subjects & predicates: extra challenge

The Scratch project uses Japanese text or audio. Use this English guide to get started; the project itself has not been translated.

Chicoratch · Scratch activities

Subjects & predicates: extra challenge

チコドリの鳥

Find the subject and predicate.

Let’s play!

Subjects & predicates: extra challenge

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How to play and more details

Chicoratch is the name of the Scratch projects created by Chicodori.
Some screenshots show an earlier version.

Explore Japanese sentences through
the subject (who or what) and predicate (what they do or are like)
.

In this game, find within the sentence
a subject–predicate pairand practise identifying it.

Tap the matching line or use
the keyboard’s 1–8 keys to answer.

The questions includelines inspired by animated storiesand other examples.
Enjoy exploring how the sentence is put together.

In everyday Japanese and dialogue in comics,the subject may be left unstated.
That is why it helps tothink about the subject and predicate as you read.

Let’s try it!

送信中です

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What can you practise?

In Japanesereading activities,use sentence structure to help understand the meaning.

✨In writing,think about how to make a clear sentence.

When learning English, comparethe relationship between a subject and verb.

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