Identify Subject and Verb worksheet - Free Printable

Here is the completed table with the Subject and Verb identified for each sentence:

| Sentences | Subject | Verb |
|------------------------------------------|--------------------------|--------------|
| 1. We like monkeys. | We | like |
| 2. I have a car. | I | have |
| 3. He has a house. | He | has |
| 4. She sings a song. | She | sings |
| 5. Gloria and her dad make cookies. | Gloria and her dad | make |
| 6. The dog sleeps in the house. | The dog | sleeps |
| 7. They clean the car every day. | They | clean |
| 8. Mr. Ronan teaches me English. | Mr. Ronan | teaches |
| 9. Rob plays Roblox with Andy. | Rob | plays |
| 10. Andy and Tom study in my school. | Andy and Tom | study |
| 11. The children do homework. | The children | do |
| 12. Julie plays violin at school. | Julie | plays |
| 13. You live in Ho Chi Minh city. | You | live |
| 14. He makes a cake for me. | He | makes |

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✔ Explanation:

In English grammar, every complete sentence must have at least a subject and a verb.

- Subject: The person, place, thing, or idea that is doing or being something. It usually comes before the verb.
- Verb: The action or state of being in the sentence.

#### Examples:
- In “We like monkeys” → “We” is who is doing the action → Subject. “like” is the action → Verb.
- In “Gloria and her dad make cookies” → “Gloria and her dad” are the ones doing the action → Compound Subject. “make” is the verb.
- In “The dog sleeps” → “The dog” is the subject; “sleeps” is the verb (action).

> 💡 Note: Sometimes verbs can be more than one word (e.g., “is running”, “has eaten”), but in these sentences, all verbs are simple present tense single words.

This exercise helps you recognize the core structure of English sentences — who does what?

Let me know if you want to identify objects or other parts too!