To find the "naming part" of a sentence, we look for the
subject. The subject is the person, place, thing, or idea that the sentence is about. It usually comes at the beginning of the sentence and performs the action or is being described.
Here is the step-by-step breakdown for each sentence:
1.
"The dog barked at the birds."
* Who is doing the barking? The dog.
* Naming part:
The dog
2.
"The students are reading quietly."
* Who is reading? The students.
* Naming part:
The students
3.
"The car was going too fast."
* What was going fast? The car.
* Naming part:
The car
4.
"The worm is on the book."
* What is on the book? The worm.
* Naming part:
The worm
5.
"The boy broke his arm during the game."
* Who broke his arm? The boy.
* Naming part:
The boy
6.
"The sun came up at 6:30."
* What came up? The sun.
* Naming part:
The sun
7.
"We wear sunglasses outside."
* Who wears sunglasses? We.
* Naming part:
We
8.
"The books are open."
* What is open? The books.
* Naming part:
The books
Final Answer:
1. The dog
2. The students
3. The car
4. The worm
5. The boy
6. The sun
7. We
8. The books
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of naming part of a sentence worksheet.
