The task in the image is to
identify the "naming part" of each sentence. In grammar, the
naming part of a sentence refers to the
subject — the person, place, thing, or idea that is doing or being something in the sentence.
Let’s go through each sentence and identify the
subject (naming part):
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1.
The firefighters put out a fire.
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Naming part: *The firefighters*
→ This is who is performing the action ("put out").
2.
Sue went to sleep in her bed.
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Naming part: *Sue*
→ Sue is the one who went to sleep.
3.
Mom washed the dishes after dinner.
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Naming part: *Mom*
→ Mom is the one doing the washing.
4.
A dog runs around the park.
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Naming part: *A dog*
→ The dog is the one running.
5.
The farmer fed the pigs and cows.
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Naming part: *The farmer*
→ The farmer is the one feeding the animals.
6.
The popcorn is hot and salty.
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Naming part: *The popcorn*
→ Popcorn is what is being described (it's the subject).
7.
A yellow star shines in the sky.
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Naming part: *A yellow star*
→ The star is the one shining.
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✔ Final Answers:
1. The firefighters
2. Sue
3. Mom
4. A dog
5. The farmer
6. The popcorn
7. A yellow star
These are the
naming parts (subjects) of each sentence.
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Tip: To find the naming part, ask: *"Who or what is doing the action?"* or *"Who or what is being described?"* That’s usually the subject!
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of naming part of a sentence worksheet.
