Verbs
Predicates
Adjectives
Subject of the sentence
Nouns
100

I am not going shopping after school.

going

100

My younger brother plays basketball after school.

plays basketball after school

100

My lunch was delicious.

delicious

100

My younger brother plays basketball after school.

brother

100

The cat sat on the bed.

cat, bed

200
Aiden will think about watching a movie over the weekend.

watching

200

My dog chased a squirrel across the yard.

chased a squirrel across the yard

200

Her hair was soft and gleamed in the sunlight.

soft, gleamed

200

My dog chased a squirrel across the yard.

dog

200

SHS is one of the best schools in Massachusetts.

SHS, schools, Massachusetts

300

You may go to the bathroom at lunch.

go

300

Ms. Harding taught us about life in medieval Europe.

taught us about life in the middle ages

300

That dog is mean and hyper.

mean, hyper

300

Ms. Harding taught us about life in medieval Europe.

Ms. Harding

300

I study English, Math, Physics, and World History in school. 

English, math, physics, world history, school 

400

The excited students raced outside to see the game.

raced

400

Ms. Collado is a 9th grade teacher.

is a 9th grade teacher

400

The awful sickness, misery, and death from the Black Death killed 50 million people in the world.

sickness,  misery, death

400

Ms. Collado is a 9th grade teacher.

Ms. Collado

400

My favorite fast food restaurant is Taco Bell.

food, restaurant, Taco Bell

500

Brook is a cheerleader.

is

500

The school cafeteria was crowded and noisy.

was crowded and noisy

500

Christopher was a smart, logical, and confident young man by the end of the book.

smart, logical, confident, young man

500

The school cafeteria was crowded and noisy.

cafeteria

500

To be or not to be, that is the question.

question