Subject/Verbs

Do Now:

Answer the following questions:
A noun is_________________
A verb is__________________

What are the three things every sentence needs?

Match

Match the following:

• Noun

• Verb

• Subject

Person, place or thing

Action or linking words

The thing doing the action.

• Person, place or thing

• Action or linking words

• The thing doing the action.

Learning Targets

● I can review subjects/verbs and begin to identify

them in sentences.

Sentence review

Every sentence needs three things:

1. Subject, Verb, A Complete thought.

Sentences can more than one subjects or verbs or complete thoughts.

2. To begin with a CAPITAL letter.

3. To end with a punctuation mark.

Multiple Choice

What are the 3 things every sentence needs?

• A subject, a verb and a complete thought.

• A noun, a verb and an adjective.

• A horse, a rabbit and a monkey.

• A verb, an adverb and an adjective.

Subjects do the action

Listen and write down what Mr. Morton does.

Draw

Write down what Mr. Morton does...

Verbs are actions or connectors

Most common action words: get, make,

know, think, say, come, look, want, give.

Most common linking: be, been is

Open Ended

Write as many verbs as you can think of.

Making a sentence

What are the parts of a sentence?

Every sentence has a
subject, a verb and a
complete thought.

Subject=does the action

Verb= is the action

What is a subject?

A subject is a part of a sentence that
is doing the action.

Example: Jennifer walked to the store.

In this sentence, the subject is "Jennifer"
and the verb is "walked."

What's a verb- review?

Verbs are the action words.

The students love to learn.

Fred runs every morning.

My dog snores loudly.

Muna teaches here in the afternoon.

Mohamed learns English at the International School.

A sentence always has a subject and a verb.

Match

Match the following

• A subject

• A verb

• Complete sentence

The thing doing the action.

Action or linking

Subject, verb, complete thought

• The thing doing the action.

• Action or linking

• Subject, verb, complete thought