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How to find parts of sentences!
Dad bought me ice cream.
Predicate = verb (action word)
Bought
Note:
In order to have a direct object, there needs to be an
action verb, not a linking verb.
Subject = who or what + predicate
Dad bought
How to find parts of sentences!
Dad bought me ice cream.
Direct Object = subject + predicate who or what
Dad bought ice cream
Indirect Object = Subj. + Pred. + Dir. Obj. for whom or what
Dad bought ice cream for me
Note:
The indirect object is usually a noun or pronoun that comes after
the predicate, and before the direct object.
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Simple subject and predicate (verb):
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We lost the game by seven points.
Dad cooked hot dogs for dinner.
She made the decision today.
. The book is very interesting
Mrs. Silver lives down the street.
The dog barked loudly.
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Underline the direct object:
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We studied math together.
Jake played tag with us.
Dad bought ice cream for dessert.
Mom cut my hair yesterday.
Jack carried a pail of water.
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Underline the indirect object:
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He gave me a treat.
Uncle Steve bought me a bike.
Jill fed her horse a carrot.
Zach threw the batter a curveball.
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Underline the verb:
pencil
was
as
guitar
kneel
gas
eraser
in
but
music
knee
read
read
upon
inside
strum
ankle
book
book
under
crawl
string
leg
magazine
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Underline the prepositional phrase:
• The cow jumped over the moon.
• Under the sink, there is a sponge.
• The ball flew out of the park.
• I placed the trash cans inside the yard.
• Jill fetched a pail of water.
• Jack fell down the hill.
• I want you to go with me.
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Underline the adjective:
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I like chocolate cake.
The actress wore a blue dress.
The boy is very athletic.
I have a very smart dog.
The fat rhino is in the river.
The new car is in the driveway.