Naming Part/Subject worksheet for identifying sentence subjects.

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The worksheet is titled "Naming Part/Subject", and the instructions are:

> Highlight the naming part/subject of the sentence.
> *The naming part or subject of a sentence tells who or what the sentence is about.*

We need to identify the subject (the naming part) in each sentence — that is, the person, place, thing, or idea that the sentence is about.

Let’s go through each sentence one by one and determine the subject:

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1. The cat drinks the milk.
→ The cat is doing the action (drinking).
✔ Subject: The cat

2. The kite flew into the tree.
→ The kite is the one flying.
✔ Subject: The kite

3. My brother plays football.
→ My brother is playing.
✔ Subject: My brother

4. Ben walked to the park.
→ Ben is walking.
✔ Subject: Ben

5. The mall has many stores.
→ The mall is the one that has stores.
✔ Subject: The mall

6. Dad mows the grass every Saturday.
→ Dad is mowing.
✔ Subject: Dad

7. My friend jogs with his sister.
→ My friend is jogging.
✔ Subject: My friend

8. The tree blows in the wind.
→ The tree is blowing.
✔ Subject: The tree

9. The park has many slides and swings.
→ The park is the one that has slides and swings.
✔ Subject: The park

10. The lion hunts for his food.
→ The lion is hunting.
✔ Subject: The lion

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Final Answer (Highlighted Subjects):

1. The cat drinks the milk.
2. The kite flew into the tree.
3. My brother plays football.
4. Ben walked to the park.
5. The mall has many stores.
6. Dad mows the grass every Saturday.
7. My friend jogs with his sister.
8. The tree blows in the wind.
9. The park has many slides and swings.
10. The lion hunts for his food.

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Explanation:

- The subject of a sentence is usually the noun or pronoun that performs the action (in active sentences).
- It often comes before the verb.
- In these sentences, all are simple declarative sentences where the subject is clearly the doer of the action.

✔ Students should highlight the first noun phrase in each sentence — that's the subject.

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