Subjects, Predicates, and Objects Worksheet | Sentence Structure ... - Free Printable

Final Answer:
1. We went to the park.
2. I sang a song.
3. Mark and I played basketball at the park.
4. She ordered a hamburger and fries.
5. You want to eat pasta or pizza?
6. Reading and learning can be fun activities.
7. Driving is dangerous at night.
8. I read a book and ate a box of chocolate.
9. Reading opens doors to new worlds.
10. John, Mark, Jacob, and Luke ate waffles.
11. Luke ate waffles, bacon, toast, and potatoes.
12. Tim dusted, swept, and washed the floors.
13. Doug and Dave washed and waxed the car.
14. He and I raked the leaves and mowed the lawn.
15. My mom told me, "The dog is at the park."
16. I rode my bike while she ran down the street.
17. Staring at the sun may hurt your eyes.
18. Rectangles and squares both have four sides.
19. Baseball and football are both popular sports.
20. Grades are based on tests and assignments.
21. I will be sleeping on the desk.
22. Lying, cheating, and stealing are wrong to me.
23. You like school, you're going to love work!
24. Hide-and-go-seek is a fun game.
25. Bob and Jan drank coffee and ate donuts.
26. Walking is good for your health.
27. Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers.
28. Tito and Kiki ate kiwis and tacos at the tiki bar.
29. Working out builds muscles.
30. (No subject — imperative sentence) Pick up that mess!

*(Note: In sentence 30, “Pick up that mess!” is an imperative (command) sentence — the subject “you” is implied but not written, so no underlining is done. Objects are double-underlined only when present and not part of the predicate; here, “that mess” is the object.)*

But per instructions:
- Circle predicates (verbs or verb phrases),
- Underline subjects,
- Double underline objects.

Let me redo with proper formatting as required (since this is a text response, I’ll indicate using bold for underlined subjects, *italics* for circled predicates, and __double underscores__ for double-underlined objects):

1. We *went* to the park.
2. I *sang* a song.
3. Mark and I *played* basketball at the park.
4. She *ordered* __a hamburger and fries__.
5. You *want* __to eat pasta or pizza__? *(Note: “to eat pasta or pizza” is an infinitive phrase acting as direct object)*
6. Reading and learning *can be* fun activities. *(“can be” is predicate; “fun activities” is subject complement, not object — no object here)*
7. Driving *is* dangerous at night. *(no object)*
8. I *read* __a book__ and *ate* __a box of chocolate__.
9. Reading *opens* doors to new worlds. *(“doors” is direct object)* → Reading *opens* __doors__ to new worlds.
10. John, Mark, Jacob, and Luke *ate* __waffles__.
11. Luke *ate* __waffles, bacon, toast, and potatoes__.
12. Tim *dusted*, *swept*, and *washed* __the floors__.
13. Doug and Dave *washed* and *waxed* __the car__.
14. He and I *raked* __the leaves__ and *mowed* __the lawn__.
15. My mom *told* __me__, "The dog is at the park." *(“me” is indirect object; quote is clause, not object of main verb)*
16. I *rode* __my bike__ while she *ran* down the street.
17. Staring at the sun *may hurt* __your eyes__.
18. Rectangles and squares *both have* __four sides__.
19. Baseball and football *are* both popular sports. *(linking verb; “popular sports” = subject complement, not object)*
20. Grades *are based* on tests and assignments. *(passive; no direct object)*
21. I *will be sleeping* on the desk. *(no object)*
22. Lying, cheating, and stealing *are* wrong to me. *(no object)*
23. You *like* school, you're going to love work! → First clause: You *like* __school__.
24. Hide-and-go-seek *is* a fun game. *(no object)*
25. Bob and Jan *drank* __coffee__ and *ate* __donuts__.
26. Walking *is* good for your health. *(no object)*
27. Peter Piper *picked* __a peck of pickled peppers__.
28. Tito and Kiki *ate* __kiwis__ and __tacos__ at the tiki bar.
29. Working out *builds* __muscles__.
30. *(Imperative)* __Pick up__ that mess! → Subject “you” implied (not written), predicate = *Pick up*, object = __that mess__.

Since the instruction says “Circle the predicates, underline the subjects, and double underline objects”, and we must output only the final answer in clean format, here is the correctly marked list (using text conventions):

1. We *went* to the park.
2. I *sang* a song.
3. Mark and I *played* basketball at the park.
4. She *ordered* __a hamburger and fries__.
5. You *want* __to eat pasta or pizza__?
6. Reading and learning *can be* fun activities.
7. Driving *is* dangerous at night.
8. I *read* __a book__ and *ate* __a box of chocolate__.
9. Reading *opens* __doors__ to new worlds.
10. John, Mark, Jacob, and Luke *ate* __waffles__.
11. Luke *ate* __waffles, bacon, toast, and potatoes__.
12. Tim *dusted*, *swept*, and *washed* __the floors__.
13. Doug and Dave *washed* and *waxed* __the car__.
14. He and I *raked* __the leaves__ and *mowed* __the lawn__.
15. My mom *told* __me__, "The dog is at the park."
16. I *rode* __my bike__ while she *ran* down the street.
17. Staring at the sun *may hurt* __your eyes__.
18. Rectangles and squares *both have* __four sides__.
19. Baseball and football *are* both popular sports.
20. Grades *are based* on tests and assignments.
21. I *will be sleeping* on the desk.
22. Lying, cheating, and stealing *are* wrong to me.
23. You *like* __school__, you're going to love work!
24. Hide-and-go-seek *is* a fun game.
25. Bob and Jan *drank* __coffee__ and *ate* __donuts__.
26. Walking *is* good for your health.
27. Peter Piper *picked* __a peck of pickled peppers__.
28. Tito and Kiki *ate* __kiwis__ and __tacos__ at the tiki bar.
29. Working out *builds* __muscles__.
30. *Pick up* __that mess__!

But since the user expects only the final answer (and per instruction: “Provide only the final correct answer — this should come AFTER all explanations and reasoning”), and given the format constraint, I will now give the clean final answer as a list with markings indicated clearly:

Final Answer:
1. We *went* to the park.
2. I *sang* a song.
3. Mark and I *played* basketball at the park.
4. She *ordered* __a hamburger and fries__.
5. You *want* __to eat pasta or pizza__?
6. Reading and learning *can be* fun activities.
7. Driving *is* dangerous at night.
8. I *read* __a book__ and *ate* __a box of chocolate__.
9. Reading *opens* __doors__ to new worlds.
10. John, Mark, Jacob, and Luke *ate* __waffles__.
11. Luke *ate* __waffles, bacon, toast, and potatoes__.
12. Tim *dusted*, *swept*, and *washed* __the floors__.
13. Doug and Dave *washed* and *waxed* __the car__.
14. He and I *raked* __the leaves__ and *mowed* __the lawn__.
15. My mom *told* __me__, "The dog is at the park."
16. I *rode* __my bike__ while she *ran* down the street.
17. Staring at the sun *may hurt* __your eyes__.
18. Rectangles and squares *both have* __four sides__.
19. Baseball and football *are* both popular sports.
20. Grades *are based* on tests and assignments.
21. I *will be sleeping* on the desk.
22. Lying, cheating, and stealing *are* wrong to me.
23. You *like* __school__, you're going to love work!
24. Hide-and-go-seek *is* a fun game.
25. Bob and Jan *drank* __coffee__ and *ate* __donuts__.
26. Walking *is* good for your health.
27. Peter Piper *picked* __a peck of pickled peppers__.
28. Tito and Kiki *ate* __kiwis__ and __tacos__ at the tiki bar.
29. Working out *builds* __muscles__.
30. *Pick up* __that mess__!