Circle the complete subject that is, I read about the extra traffic and Underline the complete predicate that is, creates problems during winter.
What is subject?
In a sentence, the subject indicates what or whom the phrase is about.
What is a predicate?
The predicate in a sentence tells us about the information about the subject in the sentence.
Because the subject in a sentence tells the story of what or whom the sentence is about. And the predicate in a sentence tells us about the information about the subject in the sentence. In the given sentence, the circle subject, that is what or whom the sentence is about, I read about the extra traffic, and the underline predicate is the additional information about the subject, that is, it creates problems during winter. Thus, the circle subject, that is, I read about the extra traffic, and the underline predicate, that is, it causes problems during the winter.
Hence the correct answer is, Circle the complete subject that is, I read about the extra traffic and Underline the complete predicate that is, creates problems during winter.
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