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Let’s go through each sentence one by one and find the Subject/Noun, Verb, and Adjective.
Remember:
- The subject/noun is who or what the sentence is about — the main thing doing something.
- The verb is the action — what the subject is doing.
- The adjective describes how the noun looks, feels, or seems — it gives more detail about the noun.
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1. Two angry dogs barked viciously.
→ Subject/Noun: dogs (who did the barking?)
→ Verb: barked (what did they do?)
→ Adjective: angry (describes the dogs)
2. The loose stone rolled down the hill.
→ Subject/Noun: stone
→ Verb: rolled
→ Adjective: loose
3. A dry leaf floated in the breeze.
→ Subject/Noun: leaf
→ Verb: floated
→ Adjective: dry
4. Slowly, the shy man walked to the door.
→ Subject/Noun: man
→ Verb: walked
→ Adjective: shy
5. The skilled axeman chopped a cord.
→ Subject/Noun: axeman
→ Verb: chopped
→ Adjective: skilled
6. Emperor penguins regurgitate food.
→ Subject/Noun: penguins
→ Verb: regurgitate
→ Adjective: Emperor (it tells us what kind of penguins — so it’s an adjective here!)
7. The solemn moon hid behind clouds.
→ Subject/Noun: moon
→ Verb: hid
→ Adjective: solemn
8. Her quick wit saved the day.
→ Subject/Noun: wit
→ Verb: saved
→ Adjective: quick
9. A fluffy cat chased the postman.
→ Subject/Noun: cat
→ Verb: chased
→ Adjective: fluffy
10. One lone balloon floated in the wind.
→ Subject/Noun: balloon
→ Verb: floated
→ Adjective: lone
11. Delicately, the down feather landed.
→ Subject/Noun: feather
→ Verb: landed
→ Adjective: down (as in “down feather” — soft, light feathers)
12. Cold L&P is still great to drink.
→ Subject/Noun: L&P (a drink brand — treated as a noun)
→ Verb: is
→ Adjective: Cold (and also “great” — but we pick the one describing the noun directly → Cold)
Wait — let’s think again. In this case, “Cold” describes L&P, and “great” describes how it is to drink. But since we’re looking for the adjective that describes the subject/noun, “Cold” fits best.
But actually — “is” is a linking verb, and “great” is describing the subject too! Hmm… Let’s stick with the most direct descriptor of the noun: “Cold”.
Actually, in grammar, both can be adjectives, but since the instruction says “the adjective”, we’ll pick the one right before the noun: “Cold”.
13. Mince & Cheese are delicious to eat.
→ Subject/Noun: Mince & Cheese (treated as one thing — a dish)
→ Verb: are
→ Adjective: delicious
14. Huge taniwha blocked out the sun.
→ Subject/Noun: taniwha
→ Verb: blocked
→ Adjective: Huge
15. The gentle breeze whispered.
→ Subject/Noun: breeze
→ Verb: whispered
→ Adjective: gentle
16. Angry waves attacked the shoreline.
→ Subject/Noun: waves
→ Verb: attacked
→ Adjective: Angry
17. The small television screamed at me.
→ Subject/Noun: television
→ Verb: screamed
→ Adjective: small
18. The last biscuit cowered in the packet.
→ Subject/Noun: biscuit
→ Verb: cowered
→ Adjective: last
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Now, let’s write them all neatly in order:
| Sentence | Subject/Noun | Verb | Adjective |
|----------|-------------------|-------------|-------------|
| 1 | dogs | barked | angry |
| 2 | stone | rolled | loose |
| 3 | leaf | floated | dry |
| 4 | man | walked | shy |
| 5 | axeman | chopped | skilled |
| 6 | penguins | regurgitate | Emperor |
| 7 | moon | hid | solemn |
| 8 | wit | saved | quick |
| 9 | cat | chased | fluffy |
| 10 | balloon | floated | lone |
| 11 | feather | landed | down |
| 12 | L&P | is | Cold |
| 13 | Mince & Cheese | are | delicious |
| 14 | taniwha | blocked | Huge |
| 15 | breeze | whispered | gentle |
| 16 | waves | attacked | Angry |
| 17 | television | screamed | small |
| 18 | biscuit | cowered | last |
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Final Answer:
Here’s your completed table:
1. dogs / barked / angry
2. stone / rolled / loose
3. leaf / floated / dry
4. man / walked / shy
5. axeman / chopped / skilled
6. penguins / regurgitate / Emperor
7. moon / hid / solemn
8. wit / saved / quick
9. cat / chased / fluffy
10. balloon / floated / lone
11. feather / landed / down
12. L&P / is / Cold
13. Mince & Cheese / are / delicious
14. taniwha / blocked / Huge
15. breeze / whispered / gentle
16. waves / attacked / Angry
17. television / screamed / small
18. biscuit / cowered / last
Remember:
- The subject/noun is who or what the sentence is about — the main thing doing something.
- The verb is the action — what the subject is doing.
- The adjective describes how the noun looks, feels, or seems — it gives more detail about the noun.
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1. Two angry dogs barked viciously.
→ Subject/Noun: dogs (who did the barking?)
→ Verb: barked (what did they do?)
→ Adjective: angry (describes the dogs)
2. The loose stone rolled down the hill.
→ Subject/Noun: stone
→ Verb: rolled
→ Adjective: loose
3. A dry leaf floated in the breeze.
→ Subject/Noun: leaf
→ Verb: floated
→ Adjective: dry
4. Slowly, the shy man walked to the door.
→ Subject/Noun: man
→ Verb: walked
→ Adjective: shy
5. The skilled axeman chopped a cord.
→ Subject/Noun: axeman
→ Verb: chopped
→ Adjective: skilled
6. Emperor penguins regurgitate food.
→ Subject/Noun: penguins
→ Verb: regurgitate
→ Adjective: Emperor (it tells us what kind of penguins — so it’s an adjective here!)
7. The solemn moon hid behind clouds.
→ Subject/Noun: moon
→ Verb: hid
→ Adjective: solemn
8. Her quick wit saved the day.
→ Subject/Noun: wit
→ Verb: saved
→ Adjective: quick
9. A fluffy cat chased the postman.
→ Subject/Noun: cat
→ Verb: chased
→ Adjective: fluffy
10. One lone balloon floated in the wind.
→ Subject/Noun: balloon
→ Verb: floated
→ Adjective: lone
11. Delicately, the down feather landed.
→ Subject/Noun: feather
→ Verb: landed
→ Adjective: down (as in “down feather” — soft, light feathers)
12. Cold L&P is still great to drink.
→ Subject/Noun: L&P (a drink brand — treated as a noun)
→ Verb: is
→ Adjective: Cold (and also “great” — but we pick the one describing the noun directly → Cold)
Wait — let’s think again. In this case, “Cold” describes L&P, and “great” describes how it is to drink. But since we’re looking for the adjective that describes the subject/noun, “Cold” fits best.
But actually — “is” is a linking verb, and “great” is describing the subject too! Hmm… Let’s stick with the most direct descriptor of the noun: “Cold”.
Actually, in grammar, both can be adjectives, but since the instruction says “the adjective”, we’ll pick the one right before the noun: “Cold”.
13. Mince & Cheese are delicious to eat.
→ Subject/Noun: Mince & Cheese (treated as one thing — a dish)
→ Verb: are
→ Adjective: delicious
14. Huge taniwha blocked out the sun.
→ Subject/Noun: taniwha
→ Verb: blocked
→ Adjective: Huge
15. The gentle breeze whispered.
→ Subject/Noun: breeze
→ Verb: whispered
→ Adjective: gentle
16. Angry waves attacked the shoreline.
→ Subject/Noun: waves
→ Verb: attacked
→ Adjective: Angry
17. The small television screamed at me.
→ Subject/Noun: television
→ Verb: screamed
→ Adjective: small
18. The last biscuit cowered in the packet.
→ Subject/Noun: biscuit
→ Verb: cowered
→ Adjective: last
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Now, let’s write them all neatly in order:
| Sentence | Subject/Noun | Verb | Adjective |
|----------|-------------------|-------------|-------------|
| 1 | dogs | barked | angry |
| 2 | stone | rolled | loose |
| 3 | leaf | floated | dry |
| 4 | man | walked | shy |
| 5 | axeman | chopped | skilled |
| 6 | penguins | regurgitate | Emperor |
| 7 | moon | hid | solemn |
| 8 | wit | saved | quick |
| 9 | cat | chased | fluffy |
| 10 | balloon | floated | lone |
| 11 | feather | landed | down |
| 12 | L&P | is | Cold |
| 13 | Mince & Cheese | are | delicious |
| 14 | taniwha | blocked | Huge |
| 15 | breeze | whispered | gentle |
| 16 | waves | attacked | Angry |
| 17 | television | screamed | small |
| 18 | biscuit | cowered | last |
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Final Answer:
Here’s your completed table:
1. dogs / barked / angry
2. stone / rolled / loose
3. leaf / floated / dry
4. man / walked / shy
5. axeman / chopped / skilled
6. penguins / regurgitate / Emperor
7. moon / hid / solemn
8. wit / saved / quick
9. cat / chased / fluffy
10. balloon / floated / lone
11. feather / landed / down
12. L&P / is / Cold
13. Mince & Cheese / are / delicious
14. taniwha / blocked / Huge
15. breeze / whispered / gentle
16. waves / attacked / Angry
17. television / screamed / small
18. biscuit / cowered / last
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of nouns adjectives verbs worksheet.