WorksheetsParts of a Sentence
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 14mins
What is the subject?
Edward walked to the store yesterday.
walked
Edward
store
yesterday
What is the verb?
The cat slept in the window.
cat
slept
in
window
What is the direct object?
Tyjuan threw the football to his teammate.
Tyjuan
threw
football
teammate
Accusative Case is used for the...
subject
possession/"of"
indirect object/"to or for"
direct object
Nominative Case is used for the...
subject
direct object
indirect object/"to or for"
possession/"of"
Identify the direct object.
We read Snoopy's thoughts in cartoon bubbles.
read
thoughts
cartoon
bubbes
Identify the direct object.
Schultz had a smart dog named Spike.
Schultz
dog
named
Spike
What is the subject?
Our boss is buying us dinner.
Our
boss
dinner
us
What is the direct object?
John paid the bill for us.
John
paid
bill
us
What is the subject?
The coach dismissed practice early.
coach
practice
early
dismissed
Is the highlighted word a subject, verb or direct object?
My mom cooked a huge breakfast for us on Saturday morning.
subject
verb
direct object
Is the highlighted word a subject, verb or direct object?
The boy threw the ball to second base.
subject
verb
direct object
Identify the subject:
Susan wrote a letter to her friend.
letter
friend
Susan
wrote
Identify the direct object in the sentence:
My parents gave me a present for my birthday.
parents
me
present
birthday
How does the underlined word function in the sentence?
Mary and Joe are best friends.
subject
preposition
verb
direct object
How does the underlined word function in the sentence?
Hans and Franz never go to the store on the corner.
subject
direct object
indirect object
verb
How does the underlined word function in the sentence?
Where is the old house key?
subject
verb
preposition
appositive
Which group of words is a complete sentence?
Cat loud.
Before the storm.
I eat donuts.
The ____________ answers the question "Who or what is doing the verb?"
Subject
Direct Object
What should you ALWAYS identify FIRST in a sentence?
subject
verb
direct object
nouns
