Parts of a Sentence free worksheet - Free Printable

Task: Solve the Grammar Worksheet on Parts of a Sentence

#### Step 1: Understand the Definitions
- Subject: The part of the sentence that tells who or what the sentence is about. It is usually a noun or pronoun.
- Predicate: The part of the sentence that tells what the subject is doing or what is happening to the subject. It includes the verb and other details.

#### Step 2: Answer the Questions

##### Part 1: Circle the Word Next to Its Meaning
1. The action or telling part of the sentence.
- This refers to the predicate because it describes the action or tells something about the subject.
- Answer: Circle b) predicate.

2. The naming part or the part that tells who or what the sentence is about.
- This refers to the subject because it identifies the main person, place, thing, or idea in the sentence.
- Answer: Circle a) subject.

##### Part 2: Tell Which Part Is Underlined (Subject or Predicate)

3. Sheldon ran away from me.
- The underlined part is "Sheldon," which is the name of the person performing the action. This is the subject.
- Answer: Subject.

4. Ziana wants to go to church.
- The underlined part is "Ziana," which is the name of the person performing the action. This is the subject.
- Answer: Subject.

5. Kirah likes milk.
- The underlined part is "Kirah," which is the name of the person performing the action. This is the subject.
- Answer: Subject.

6. Ta'Kai and Kenvarro went walking today.
- The underlined part is "Ta'Kai and Kenvarro," which are the names of the people performing the action. This is the subject.
- Answer: Subject.

7. Regina plays with the blocks.
- The underlined part is "Regina," which is the name of the person performing the action. This is the subject.
- Answer: Subject.

8. Larry jumps up and down.
- The underlined part is "jumps up and down," which describes the action performed by the subject. This is the predicate.
- Answer: Predicate.

##### Part 3: Write a Subject or Predicate to Complete the Sentence

9. ________ laughed at us.
- To complete this sentence, we need a subject (who or what laughed at us).
- Example: The clown laughed at us.
- Answer: The clown (or any suitable subject).

10. My sister ________.
- To complete this sentence, we need a predicate (what my sister did or is doing).
- Example: My sister sang a song.
- Answer: sang a song (or any suitable predicate).

#### Final Answers:

1. Circle b) predicate.
2. Circle a) subject.
3. Subject.
4. Subject.
5. Subject.
6. Subject.
7. Subject.
8. Predicate.
9. The clown (or any suitable subject).
10. sang a song (or any suitable predicate).

#### Boxed Final Answer:
\[
\boxed{
\text{1. b) predicate, 2. a) subject, 3. Subject, 4. Subject, 5. Subject, 6. Subject, 7. Subject, 8. Predicate, 9. The clown, 10. sang a song}
}
\]