What is the subject?
The dog is chasing a cat.
The dog
Find the subject and change it to a subject pronoun. Then, read the whole new sentence.
My Dad can swim for 5 hours.
He can swim for 5 hours.
Find the object.
I will paint a picture.
a picture
Is the underlined word an object or a complement?
My brother is a musician.
complement
"___ will lead the group." (options: She / Her)
She
What is the subject?
Mom loves to watch movies.
Mom
Find the subject and change it to a subject pronoun. Then, read the whole new sentence.
The little girl wants to eat ice cream.
She wants to eat ice cream.
Find the object.
The boy pushes the toy car.
the toy car
Is the underlined word an object or a complement?
The bird eats worms.
object
"The gift is from Anna and ___." (options: I / me)
Me.
What is the subject?
Those 4th, 5th, and 6th graders are watching a fun move.
Those 4th, 5th, and 6th graders
Find the subject and change it to a subject pronoun. Then, read the whole new sentence.
Those dogs are chasing a man on a scooter.
They are chasing a man on a scooter.
Find the object.
We want to eat a peanut butter cookie.
a peanut butter cookie
Is the underlined word an object or a complement?
The librarian likes the new books.
object
Correct this sentence: "Me and Tom went to the library."
Tom and I went to the library.
What is the subject?
Her big red dog is eating a pancake at the beach.
Her big red dog.
Find the subject and change it to a subject pronoun. Then, read the whole new sentence.
The pencil is broken!
It is broken!
The dog will bite the dog toy.
the dog toy
Is the underlined word an object or a complement?
The teacher gave popcorn to the students.
popcorn
Which is the possessive pronoun? (options: its / it's / it)
its.
Explanation: "its" is the possessive pronoun; "it's" = "it is."
What is the subject?
Everyone in my family has brown eyes.
Everyone in my family
Find the subject and change it to a subject pronoun. Then, read the whole new sentence.
My friends and I will go to watch a movie today.
We will go to watch a movie today.
He wants to eat a lot of potato chips.
potato chips
Is the underlined word an object or a complement?
Santa is a big man.
complement
"I ___ completed the experiment." (options: myself / me)
myself.
Correct sentence: "I myself completed the experiment." or "I completed the experiment myself."