It looks like you've uploaded a worksheet titled
"Telling Parts" with the instruction:
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Complete each sentence by writing your own telling part.
The sentences are:
1. I ________________________
2. Pam ________________________
3. The girls ________________________
4. The dog ________________________
5. The boys ________________________
6. Mom ________________________
7. My sister ________________________
8. His bike ________________________
9. The car ________________________
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🔍 What is a "telling part"?
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"telling part" refers to a
predicate in a sentence — the part that tells what the subject is doing or what is happening. It usually includes a
verb and possibly an object or additional details.
For example:
- Subject: *I*
Telling part (predicate): *am reading a book.*
So, the full sentence would be:
I am reading a book.
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✔ Let's complete each sentence with a logical and grammatically correct "telling part":
1.
I am eating lunch.
2.
Pam is playing soccer.
3.
The girls are singing a song.
4.
The dog is chasing a ball.
5.
The boys are building a fort.
6.
Mom is cooking dinner.
7.
My sister is watching TV.
8.
His bike has a flat tire.
9.
The car is parked outside.
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📝 Explanation of the Solution
Each sentence starts with a
subject (the person or thing being discussed). Your job was to add a
telling part — the action or state of being — that completes the thought.
- For people (like "I", "Pam", "Mom"), we used present tense verbs showing actions.
- For animals and objects (like "the dog", "his bike", "the car"), we used appropriate verbs or descriptions (e.g., "is chasing", "has a flat tire").
- All sentences follow basic English sentence structure:
Subject + Predicate (telling part).
You can use any logical verb or phrase as long as it makes sense with the subject!
Let me know if you'd like variations or more examples! 😊
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of parts of a sentence worksheet.
