Analyzing Sentences into Subject, Verb, Object - educational worksheet with instructions and practice sentences.
Worksheet for analyzing sentences into subject, verb, and object with examples and exercises.
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Absolutely! Let’s solve this step by step using the instructions provided in the worksheet.
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To analyze each sentence, we follow 3 steps:
1. Find the Verb — This is the action word (what is happening).
2. Subject = Who/What is doing the action → comes *before* the verb.
3. Object = Who/What is receiving the action → comes *after* the verb.
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Now let’s go through each sentence one by one and fill in the table.
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- Verb: sold
- Subject: The baker (who sold?)
- Object: some fresh pastries (what was sold?)
→ Subject: The baker
→ Verb: sold
→ Object: some fresh pastries
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- Verb: bought
- Subject: My father (who bought?)
- Object: a new car (what was bought?)
→ Subject: My father
→ Verb: bought
→ Object: a new car
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- Verb: received
- Subject: He (who received?)
- Object: an award (what was received?)
→ Subject: He
→ Verb: received
→ Object: an award
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- Verb: cleaned
- Subject: Each boy (who cleaned?)
- Object: his bag (what was cleaned?)
→ Subject: Each boy
→ Verb: cleaned
→ Object: his bag
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- Verb: bought
- Subject: I (who bought?)
- Object: an expensive bat (what was bought?)
→ Subject: I
→ Verb: bought
→ Object: an expensive bat
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- Verb: received
- Subject: My teacher (who received?)
- Object: a present (what was received?)
→ Subject: My teacher
→ Verb: received
→ Object: a present
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- Verb: picked
- Subject: She (who picked?)
- Object: the ripe plums (what was picked?)
→ Subject: She
→ Verb: picked
→ Object: the ripe plums
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- Verb: laid
- Subject: The hens (who laid?)
- Object: many eggs (what was laid?)
→ Subject: The hens
→ Verb: laid
→ Object: many eggs
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- Verb: admired
- Subject: The lady (who admired?)
- Object: the lovely dress (what was admired?)
→ Subject: The lady
→ Verb: admired
→ Object: the lovely dress
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- Verb: ate
- Subject: The black dog (who ate?)
- Object: the bone (what was eaten?)
→ Subject: The black dog
→ Verb: ate
→ Object: the bone
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## 📊 Final Answer Table:
| Sentence | Subject | Verb | Object |
|----------|------------------|----------|----------------------|
| 1 | The baker | sold | some fresh pastries |
| 2 | My father | bought | a new car |
| 3 | He | received | an award |
| 4 | Each boy | cleaned | his bag |
| 5 | I | bought | an expensive bat |
| 6 | My teacher | received | a present |
| 7 | She | picked | the ripe plums |
| 8 | The hens | laid | many eggs |
| 9 | The lady | admired | the lovely dress |
| 10 | The black dog | ate | the bone |
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✔ All sentences analyzed correctly according to the worksheet rules!
Let me know if you’d like this in a printable format or need explanations for any specific sentence.
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📌 Instructions Recap:
To analyze each sentence, we follow 3 steps:
1. Find the Verb — This is the action word (what is happening).
2. Subject = Who/What is doing the action → comes *before* the verb.
3. Object = Who/What is receiving the action → comes *after* the verb.
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Now let’s go through each sentence one by one and fill in the table.
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✔ Sentence 1: The baker sold some fresh pastries.
- Verb: sold
- Subject: The baker (who sold?)
- Object: some fresh pastries (what was sold?)
→ Subject: The baker
→ Verb: sold
→ Object: some fresh pastries
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✔ Sentence 2: My father bought a new car.
- Verb: bought
- Subject: My father (who bought?)
- Object: a new car (what was bought?)
→ Subject: My father
→ Verb: bought
→ Object: a new car
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✔ Sentence 3: He received an award.
- Verb: received
- Subject: He (who received?)
- Object: an award (what was received?)
→ Subject: He
→ Verb: received
→ Object: an award
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✔ Sentence 4: Each boy cleaned his bag.
- Verb: cleaned
- Subject: Each boy (who cleaned?)
- Object: his bag (what was cleaned?)
→ Subject: Each boy
→ Verb: cleaned
→ Object: his bag
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✔ Sentence 5: I bought an expensive bat.
- Verb: bought
- Subject: I (who bought?)
- Object: an expensive bat (what was bought?)
→ Subject: I
→ Verb: bought
→ Object: an expensive bat
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✔ Sentence 6: My teacher received a present.
- Verb: received
- Subject: My teacher (who received?)
- Object: a present (what was received?)
→ Subject: My teacher
→ Verb: received
→ Object: a present
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✔ Sentence 7: She picked the ripe plums.
- Verb: picked
- Subject: She (who picked?)
- Object: the ripe plums (what was picked?)
→ Subject: She
→ Verb: picked
→ Object: the ripe plums
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✔ Sentence 8: The hens laid many eggs.
- Verb: laid
- Subject: The hens (who laid?)
- Object: many eggs (what was laid?)
→ Subject: The hens
→ Verb: laid
→ Object: many eggs
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✔ Sentence 9: The lady admired the lovely dress.
- Verb: admired
- Subject: The lady (who admired?)
- Object: the lovely dress (what was admired?)
→ Subject: The lady
→ Verb: admired
→ Object: the lovely dress
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✔ Sentence 10: The black dog ate the bone.
- Verb: ate
- Subject: The black dog (who ate?)
- Object: the bone (what was eaten?)
→ Subject: The black dog
→ Verb: ate
→ Object: the bone
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## 📊 Final Answer Table:
| Sentence | Subject | Verb | Object |
|----------|------------------|----------|----------------------|
| 1 | The baker | sold | some fresh pastries |
| 2 | My father | bought | a new car |
| 3 | He | received | an award |
| 4 | Each boy | cleaned | his bag |
| 5 | I | bought | an expensive bat |
| 6 | My teacher | received | a present |
| 7 | She | picked | the ripe plums |
| 8 | The hens | laid | many eggs |
| 9 | The lady | admired | the lovely dress |
| 10 | The black dog | ate | the bone |
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✔ All sentences analyzed correctly according to the worksheet rules!
Let me know if you’d like this in a printable format or need explanations for any specific sentence.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of subject object verb worksheet.