1. DGP for the Week of
February

2. This week’s sentence:
a frozen jacob sat in front of the fire where he waited for his hands to warm.

3. Day One a (article) frozen (participle) jacob (proper noun)
sat (action verb)
in (preposition)
front (common noun)
of (preposition)
the (article)
fire (common noun)
where (relative pronoun)
he (subjective pronoun)
waited (action verb)
for (preposition)
his (possessive pronoun)
hands (common noun)
to warm (infinitive)

4. Day Two [a frozen jacob sat in front of the fire] Independent Clause
[where he waited for his hands to warm]
Dependent Clause
[a frozen jacob sat (in front) (of the fire)]
prep. phrase prep. phrase
[where he waited (for his hands) to warm]
prep phrase

5. Day Three OP OP [a frozen jacob sat VI (in front) (of the fire)]
prep. phrase prep. Phrase
OP DO
[where he waited VT (for his hands) {to warm}]
prep phrase

6. Day Four
A frozen Jacob sat in front of the fire where he waited for his hands to warm.
Proper nouns are always capitalized.
This is a declarative statement, so it should end in a period.
1 independent clause + 1 dependent clause =
Complex Sentence

7. Day Five

8. Day Five
Jacob sat

9. Day Five
Jacob sat A
frozen

10. Day Five
Jacob sat front fire in of A
frozen
the

11. Day Five
Jacob sat front fire in of A
frozen
the
where

12. Day Five
Jacob sat front fire he waited in of A
frozen
the
where

13. Day Five Jacob sat front fire warm he waited in of A frozen the whereto

14. Day Five Jacob sat front fire warm he waited hands in of A frozen the
where to
for
his