Subject predicate object ppt

SUBJECT AND PREDICATE

1. Subject, Predicate & Object 7 th Grade Grammar Unit

2. What is subject? The subject is the noun that is doing the action of the sentence. The subject is the “main character” of the sentence. Includes the main noun and any basic modifiers (possessive adjectives, articles, etc) Example: Kirsten is cooking the cake. He played the bass. My dog eats Kibbles and Bits.

3. What is predicate? The predicate is the action of the sentence Includes any and all verbs (includes helping verbs such as “have”, “should”, “will”, “is”, etc) Example: Kirsten is cooking the cake. He played the bass. My dog eats Kibbles and Bits.

4. What is object? The object is the noun that is having the action (predicate) done to them/it. Includes the secondary noun and any basic modifiers (possessive adjectives, articles, etc) Example: Kirsten is cooking the cake . He played the bass . My dog eats Kibbles and Bits .

5. Let’s Practice! Identify the sentence parts in the following sentence Your dad is driving his car

6. Let’s Practice! Identify the sentence parts in the following sentence The waitress brought the food.

7. Let’s Practice! Identify the sentence parts in the following sentence She will need some advice.

8. Let’s Practice! Identify the sentence parts in the following sentence You are taking notes.

9. Let’s Practice! Identify the sentence parts in the following sentence Katherine is singing songs.

10. Let’s Practice! Identify the sentence parts in the following sentence The teacher distributed the homework.

11. Let’s Practice! Identify the sentence parts in the following sentence Every kitten drinks milk.

12. Let’s Practice! Identify the sentence parts in the following sentence Who asked that question?

13. Direct Object vs. Indirect Object The previous example (“Who asked that question”) is an example of direct object. Direct objects answer the question “Who?” or “What?”. Example: Who asked that question? We can ask ourselves the question “who or what was asked?” The answer is “that question” Therefore, “that question” is the direct object Indirect object is a little different. In a sentence that has an indirect object, there will also be a direct object. Example: Who asked Samantha that question? “That question” is the direct object because it is what is being asked. Now we have to ask ourselves a second question. That question is “who or what is receiving the direct object?”. The indirect object always proceeds the direct object in the sentence. So what’s the indirect object in this sentence?

14. Let’s Practice! Tell me what the object or objects of the sentence is/are. Identify whether they are direct or indirect. The ball hit the wall.

15. Let’s Practice! Tell me what the object or objects of the sentence is/are. Identify whether they are direct or indirect. The tornado destroyed the house.

16. Let’s Practice! Tell me what the object or objects of the sentence is/are. Identify whether they are direct or indirect. Jimmy kicked the ball.

17. Let’s Practice! Tell me what the object or objects of the sentence is/are. Identify whether they are direct or indirect. Lenny gave Jane the check.

18. Let’s Practice! Tell me what the object or objects of the sentence is/are. Identify whether they are direct or indirect. The mother lectured her son.

19. Let’s Practice! Tell me what the object or objects of the sentence is/are. Identify whether they are direct or indirect. The disease infected the entire population.

20. Let’s Practice! Tell me what the object or objects of the sentence is/are. Identify whether they are direct or indirect. Levi passed Mark the football.

21. Let’s Practice! Tell me what the object or objects of the sentence is/are. Identify whether they are direct or indirect. Janet hugged Devin.

22. Let’s Practice! Tell me what the object or objects of the sentence is/are. Identify whether they are direct or indirect. The teacher gave me an extension.

23. Let’s Practice! Tell me what the object or objects of the sentence is/are. Identify whether they are direct or indirect. Also, identify the subject and predicate. The cat drank the milk.

24. Let’s Practice! Tell me what the object or objects of the sentence is/are. Identify whether they are direct or indirect. Also, identify the complete subject, complete predicate, simple subject & simple predicate. The dog chased the mailman.

25. Let’s Practice! Tell me what the object or objects of the sentence is/are. Identify whether they are direct or indirect. Also, identify the complete subject, complete predicate, simple subject & simple predicate. The man sent his wife the most beautiful flowers.

26. Let’s Practice! Tell me what the object or objects of the sentence is/are. Identify whether they are direct or indirect. Also, identify the complete subject, complete predicate, simple subject & simple predicate. The scissors cut the paper.

27. Let’s Practice! Tell me what the object or objects of the sentence is/are. Identify whether they are direct or indirect. Also, identify the complete subject, complete predicate, simple subject & simple predicate. The ball broke the window.

28. Let’s Practice! Tell me what the object or objects of the sentence is/are. Identify whether they are direct or indirect. Also, identify the complete subject, complete predicate, simple subject & simple predicate. The messenger told him the news.

29. Let’s Practice! Tell me what the object or objects of the sentence is/are. Identify whether they are direct or indirect. Also, identify the complete subject, complete predicate, simple subject & simple predicate. The river flooded the town.

30. Let’s Practice! Tell me what the object or objects of the sentence is/are. Identify whether they are direct or indirect. Also, identify the complete subject, complete predicate, simple subject & simple predicate. Rose gave John the money.