Diagramming Sentences

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Diagramming Sentences Direct Object with Adjectives & Articles

Direct object w/adjectives and articles Brandon ate the brownies. Sharon saw some birds. Stacy brought a wonderful present. Brandon ate brownies the Sharon saw birds some Stacy brought present a wonderful

Compound direct objects w/adjectives and articles Brandon ate the brownies and the cookies. Sharon saw many colorful birds and a few fluttering butterflies. brownies Brandon ate the and cookies the birds Sharon saw many and colorful butterflies a few fluttering

Diagram the following sentences Dan quit his job. Dirty water filled the swimming pool. My friend Randy got a new skateboard and a really cool helmet. Extra practice Jennifer and Kate sorted and tied the recycled newspapers.