Subjects
Verbs
Sentence Types
Infinitives/Prepositions
Label Sentences
100
Identify the subject in this sentence. The large jagged rock flew into the air.
rock
100
Identify the verb(s) in this sentence. Jack and Diane ran through the alley.
ran
100
Identify the type of sentence; SV SS V, S V V, SS VV; The boy fell and landed in the ditch.
S V V
100
Identify the infinitive or preposition (or both) Sue and Bob practiced their music and learned to play the song.
Infinitive; to play
100
Label this sentence; The big black dog ran to catch the car.
Subject: dog verb: ran infinitive: to catch.
200
Identify the subject in this sentence. My youngest sister lives in the country.
sister
200
Identify the verb(s) in this sentence. Snow and sleet fell during the day.
fell
200
Identify the type of sentence; S V, SS V, S V V, SS VV; Leah and Sam leave tomorrow and fly to Chicago.
SS VV
200
Identify the infinitive or preposition (or both) The girls and boys entered the stage and began to practice.
Infinitive: to practice
200
Label this sentence: Brandon caught and released five fish at the lake.
Verb: caught, released Subject: Brandon Prepositional phrase: at the lake
300
Identify the subject in this sentence. The powerful winds damaged many trees on our street.
winds
300
Identify the verb(s) in this sentence. Carol and Don have three boys and travel with them a lot.
have, travel
300
Identify the type of sentence; S V, SS V, S V V, SS VV; The dog slept on the bed.
S V
300
Identify the infinitive or preposition (or both) Our cat and rabbit are friends and play in the kitchen.
Preposition phrase; in the kitchen
300
Label this sentence: Tammy and Bill took a plane and visited their son.
Verb: took, visited Subject: Tammy, Bill
400
Identify the subject in this sentence. The lovely silver platter held many treats for the guests.
platter
400
Identify the verb(s) in this sentence. Fred was sad to leave.
sad
400
Identify the type of sentence; S V, SS V, S V V, SS VV; Simon had a headache and took a pill.
S V V
400
Identify the infinitive or preposition (or both) The apples and pears fell to the ground and rotted.
Prepositional phrase; to the ground
400
Label this sentence: Jake and Sue walked around the track and talked.
Verb: walked, talked Subject: Jake, Sue Prepositional phrase: around the track.
500
Identify the subject in this sentence. Pat's daring little brother swam across the river.
brother
500
Identify the verb(s) in this sentence. The rowdy boys wanted to play outside.
wanted
500
Identify the type of sentence; S V, SS V, S V V, SS VV; Roses and carnations are in our yard and bloom every year.
SS VV
500
Identify the infinitive or preposition (or both) The furnace and stove ran during the night and warmed the family.
Prepositional phrase: during the night
500
Label this sentence: Jan and Kirby flew to Paris and visited museums.
Verb: flew, visited Subject: Jan, Kirby Prepositional Phrase: to Paris
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