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Directions: Read each of the sentences below and identify what the subject and the verb of the sentences...

Directions: Read each of the sentences below and identify what the subject and the verb of the sentences are by writing them on the lines provided. HINT - Some sentences may have more than one subject and verb.
1. Willow had to ask Ms. M for help on how to find the hypotenuse of a triangle.
2. Cheri flashed her new diamond ring and announced her engagement.
3. Before the storm, grandmothers everywhere rushed to the store to stock up on toilet paper.
4. The deputy swore after realizing he forgot to read the citizen their Miranda rights.
5. After Donovan got his wisdom teeth out, his mother offered him popsicles for days.
Directions: Read each of the statements below and determine whether it is a clause or a phrase. Write the answer, clause or phrase, in the blank to the left of each statement below.
1. While you were picking pumpkins.
2. Dennis barked.
3. I picked a sunflower.
4. What’s going on?
5. Helped him into the truck.

Answer

1.
Subject(s): Willow
Verb(s): had, ask

2.
Subject(s): Cheri
Verb(s): flashed, announced

3.
Subject(s): grandmothers
Verb(s): rushed

4.
Subject(s): deputy
Verb(s): swore, forgot, read

5.
Subject(s): Donovan, mother
Verb(s): got, offered

1. Clause

2. Clause

3. Clause

4. Clause

5. Phrase

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