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Diagramming Worksheets Name Diagramming Worksheets Name:_________________ Sentence Diagram - A sentence diagram is a chart that shows the relation of the words, phrases, and clauses in a sentence to analyze a fault in a sentence or whether the word “who” or “whom” is to be used. Subject Noun And Predicate Verb subject noun predicate verb I sing. I sing. You are singing. You are singing. He has been singing. He has been singing. We have been singing. We have been singing. You had been singing. You had been singing They had sung. They had sung. PrintNPractice.com – 1 – Date:__________ Diagramming Worksheets Name:_________________ Compound Subject Simple Sentence subject noun predicate verb subject noun conjunction Joseph and Mary sing. Joseph and sing. Mary James and John wrote. James and wrote. John Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John evangelized. Matthew Mark and evangelized. Luke John PrintNPractice.com – 2 – Date:__________ Diagramming Worksheets Name:_________________ Compound Predicate Simple Sentence predicate verb subject noun conjunction predicate verb I worked and left. worked I and left. You have come and gone. have come You and (have) gone. He will come or regret. will come He or regret PrintNPractice.com – 3 – Date:__________ Diagramming Worksheets Name:_________________ Dummy Subjects (Like direct address and exclamations) dummy subject subject noun predicate verb There fl ew a hawk. There hawk. fl e w a There arose a storm. There storm. arose a It is encouraging to be together. It to be together. v is encouraging There grew a tree in the fi eld. There tree grew a in fi eld. the PrintNPractice.com – 4 – Date:__________ Diagramming Worksheets Name:_________________ Direct Objects subject noun predicate verb direct object John wrote testimonials. John wrote testimonials. Laura likes apples and bananas. apples and Laura likes bananas. Paul wrote letters. Paul wrote letters. Joseph built tables. Joseph built tables. PrintNPractice.com – 5 – Date:__________ Diagramming Worksheets Name:_________________ Indirect Objects subject noun predicate verb direct object indirect object Dr. Brown brought Dad medicine. Dr. Brown brought medicine. (to) Dad Sally sent my Mother fl owers. Sally sent fl owers. (to) Mother John took the coach equipment. John took equipment. (to) coach the Andrew gave Michael and Anthony pictures. Michael Andrew gave pictures. and Anthony PrintNPractice.com – 6 – Date:__________ Diagramming Worksheets Name:_________________ Predicate Complements subject noun predicate verb predicate noun or adjective Predicate Noun Or Pronouns This is milk. This is milk. Those are clouds. Those are clouds. This is mud. This is mud. It is she. It is she. Predicate Adjectives This is milky. This is milky. That is cloudy. That is cloudy. This is muddy. This is muddy. It is hers. It is hers. PrintNPractice.com – 7 – Date:__________ Diagramming Worksheets Name:_________________ Objective Complement subject noun predicate verb direct object object complement The class elected Shannon president. (noun) class selected Shannon president. The Missouri voted him governor. (noun) Missouri voted him governor. Nancy chose Susan fi rst. (adjective) Nancy chose Susan fi rst. She called it beautiful. (adjective) She called it beautiful. She was appointed secretary and treasurer. (compound noun) secretary She was appointed and treasurer. Black Jack was groomed neat and clean. (compound adjective) neat and Black Jack was groomed clean. PrintNPractice.com – 8 – Date:__________ Diagramming Worksheets Name:_________________ Adjectives subject noun predicate verb direct object adjective preposition adjective indirect object adjective object adjective The moon shines. moon shines. The The evening moon and the daytime sun shine. moon evening The and shine. sun daytime the Bright and happy, the painter fi nished the bookshelf. moon shines. bookshelf. the bright happy and During the afternoon recital the conductor showed only us the new score. conductor showed score. the during only the new us recital the afternoon PrintNPractice.com – 9 – Date:__________ Diagramming Worksheets Name:_________________ Adverb subject noun predicate verb predicate adjective adjective adverb adjective adverb adverb Very expensive tools are frequently nearly all available. tools are available. expensive frequently all Very nearly Good baseball bats are more and more expensive. bats are expensive. baseball more more good and PrintNPractice.com – 10 – Date:__________ Diagramming Worksheets Name:_________________ PHRASES IN GENERAL Noun Phrases Prepositional Noun Phrases preposition prep. Object article/adjective predicate noun or v predicate verb predicate adjective Across the road is out. Across road the v is out. The water is coming from under the garage. water is coming The from under garage the v PrintNPractice.com – 11 – Date:__________ Diagramming Worksheets Name:_________________ Gerund Noun Phrase gerund direct object indirect object Calling your friend names can be hurtful. Calling names friend your v can be hurtful Riding roller coasters is exciting. Riding coasters roller v is exciting Baking a cake requires a timer. Baking cake a v requires timer a PrintNPractice.com – 12 – Date:__________ Diagramming Worksheets Name:_________________ Infi nitive Noun Phrase infi nitive direct object indirect object To speak is important this time. to speak v is important time. this To study well requires patience. to study well v requires patience. The students are to leave later. to leave later. students are v The We ought to sound the alarm. to sound alarm. the We ought v PrintNPractice.com – 13 – Date:__________ Diagramming Worksheets Name:_________________ Prepositional Adjective Phrases preposition object She wants one with a fl ower. She wants one with fl ower. a He needs one with a shield. He needs one with shield. a It requires tools from the shop. It requires tools from shop. the The benefi t of praying is great. benefi t is great. the of praying PrintNPractice.com – 14 – Date:__________ Diagramming Worksheets Name:_________________ Prepositional Adverb Phrases - Adverbial Phrases prep. Adverb object She is charmed by the puppy. She is charmed by puppy the He ran daily around the park. He ran around park. the It sailed weekly through the straits. It sailed weekly through straits. the PrintNPractice.com – 15 – Date:__________ Diagramming Worksheets Name:_________________ Appositives head word (appositive) My daughter Anna is the girl for the job. (Anna) daughter is girl My the for job the My teacher Mrs. Henry told us the story. teacher (Mrs. Henry) told story My the us Your church St. Anne's is old. church (St. Anne’s) is old. Your His school Kent Academy is brand new. school (Kent Academy) is new His brand Our boss Mark needs help. boss (Mark) needs help. Our Your coach Frank taught you well. coach (Frank) taught you Your well. PrintNPractice.com – 16 – Date:__________ Diagramming Worksheets Name:_________________ Possessive Adjectives subject noun predicate verb predicate adjective possessive His story is tragic. story is tragic. (tragic story) His Moses' trip was steep. trip was steep (steep trip) Moses’ My nose is cold. nose is cold (cold nose) My Your hat is lost. hat is lost (lost hat) Your Her coat is here. coat is pretty (pretty coat) Her PrintNPractice.com – 17 – Date:__________ Diagramming Worksheets Name:_________________ Direct Address (Like dummy subjects and exclamations) direct address subject noun predicate verb Michael, pass the salt. Michael x (you) pass salt the Chris, move the statue. Chris x (you) move statue the Andrew, carry this quiver. Andrew x (you) carry quiver this Justin, watch that target. Justin x (you) watch target that Brendan, ride this horse. Brendan x (you) ride horse this PrintNPractice.com – 18 – Date:__________ Diagramming Worksheets Name:_________________ Exclamations (Like dummy subjects and direct address) exclamation subject noun predicate verb direct object Oh! Look here. Oh! x (you) look here. Goodness! You surprised me. Goodness! You surprised me. Look! We found it. Look! We found it. Please! You must eat lunch. Please! lunch. You eatmust Ah! Silence is a treasure. Ah! Silence is treasure. a PrintNPractice.com – 19 – Date:__________ Diagramming Worksheets Name:_________________ DIAGRAMMING COMPOUND SENTENCES A compound sentence, according to STRUCTURE, is a sentence made up of TWO or more independent clauses that are connected by punctuation or conjunctions. Diagram compound sentences in the same manner as simple sentences except show the connection between the clauses. When a compound sentence omits to use the conjunctions and, or, nor, but, yet, or for (FANBOY) between clauses add a semicolon between them in the diagram. Subject Noun And Predicate Verb subject noun predicate verb ; subject noun predicate verb He ran; she walked. He ran ; she walked. Tip: When and, or, nor, but, yet, or for (FANBOY) are used between the clauses of a compound sentence, place the conjunction on the line between the clauses. He ran and she walked. He ran and she walked. PrintNPractice.com – 20 – Date:__________ Diagramming Worksheets Name:_________________ DIAGRAMMING COMPLEX SENTENCES A complex sentence, according to STRUCTURE, is a sentence that is made up of ONE independent clause AND ONE OR MORE dependent clauses. - Put a dependent noun clause on a stilt where it would go as a subject or object and write any subordinating conjunction on the stilt line. Subject Noun And Predicate Verb subject noun predicate verb conjunction v predicate verb Where he went is known now. he went
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