1. Diagraming sentences another way to see how it all works

2. Who or what the sentence is about What the subject is doing or being
The mother sleeps.
Subject
Predicate
Who or what the sentence is about
What the subject is doing or being
(noun)
(verb)

3. Let’s try sentences from the test.
The young boy ate the red apple.

4. My expensive watch has stopped.

5. Next week my grandmother is coming from Korea.
End Monday

6. When you have a question
Did Nick read this morning?
Did read this morning
Nick

7. How is Jada’s dog?

8. When you have two subjects

9. Subject
Predicate
(noun)
(verb)

10. Mother and father sleep.
Subject
Predicate
(noun)
(verb)

11. Danny and Nanwa shop.
Subject
Predicate
(noun)
(verb)

12. When you have two predicates

13. Peter studies and learns.
Subject
Predicate
(noun)
(verb)

14. Nora listens and speaks.
Subject
Predicate
(noun)
(verb)

15. Samer reads and thinks.
Subject
Predicate
(noun)
(verb)

16. Maryo smiles and helps.
Subject
Predicate
(noun)
(verb)

17. Revan and Zahraa eat and talk.
Subject
Predicate
(noun)
(verb)

18. Direct Object (noun) (noun) + (verb) = (noun)
Subject + Predicate + what or who= Direct Object
(noun) (verb) = (noun)

19. Jwan and Danella hit Peter.
Subject + Predicate + what or who= Direct Object
(noun) (verb) = (noun)