Parts of a sentence

Find the predicate (verb).

Constellations are groups of stars with a purpose.

• Constellations

• are

• groups

• with

Find the subject (noun).

Constellations are groups of stars with a purpose.

• Constellations

• are

• groups

• with

Find the direct object (noun).

Constellations are groups of stars with a purpose.

• Constellations

• are

• groups

• with

Find the preposition (begins prepositional phrase).

Constellations are groups of stars with a purpose.

• Constellations

• are

• groups

• with

Find the predicate (verb).

We could put them in groups.

• We

• could put

• them

• in

Find the subject (noun).

We could put them in groups.

• We

• could put

• them

• in

Find the direct object (noun).

We could put them in groups.

• We

• could put

• them

• in

Find the preposition (begins prepositional phrase).

We could put them in groups.

• We

• could put

• them

• in

Tags

CCSS.L.6.6

Find the predicate (verb).

The groups break the sky into parts.

• groups

• break

• sky

• into

Find the subject (noun).

The groups break the sky into parts.

• groups

• break

• sky

• into

Tags

CCSS.L.6.6