Read and write. For each item, write a sentence speculating about the past. Use could have, may have, might have, and must have in your sentences.

At Home: Write three simple sentences. Draw a slash to divide each sentence into complete subject and complete predicate. McGraw-Hill Language Arts Grade 6, Unit 1, Sentences pages 14–15 7 Name Date Reteach 7 • Every sentence has a subject and a predicate. • The complete subject is all words that tell whom or what the sentence …

Explanation:

she wants you to get the best education. she pushes you so that you can learn and get better. working hard now will pay off in the future