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Understanding Parts of Speech and Sentence Structure in English Grammar

This resource provides a comprehensive overview of parts of speech and sentence structure for English learners. It covers essential topics such as identifying nouns (concrete, common, proper, and abstract), subjects, predicates, direct and indirect objects, and rules for punctuation and capitalization. This material is designed for educators and students, emphasizing how to analyze sentences effectively. Additionally, it offers practical examples and questions to strengthen learners' understanding of grammar.

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Understanding Parts of Speech and Sentence Structure in English Grammar

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  1. DGP Parts of Speech Parts of Sent. Wednesday Thursday 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500

  2. What part of speech is the word “will” in the sentence? Cat 1

  3. What are the concrete /common nouns in the sentence? Cat 1

  4. What is the proper noun in the sentence? . Cat 1

  5. What part of speech is “the”? Cat 1

  6. What is the subject in the sentence? Cat 1

  7. How do you find a subject in an interrogative sentence? Cat 2

  8. What is the simple predicate in the sentence? Cat 2

  9. Name three abstract nouns.

  10. What are the abstract nouns below? courage, desk, anger, love, money, lonliness. Cat 2

  11. What is a concrete noun? Cat 2

  12. Name three concrete nouns. Cat 2

  13. What is the tense of the sentence? Why? Cat 3

  14. What are the direct objects? Cat 3

  15. What is the indirect object and how do you find it? Cat 3

  16. Is the sentence independent? Why? Cat 3

  17. A sentence with more than one verb but only one subject is called_____ Example: The cat ran and chased the mouse. Cat 3

  18. Draw on the board the way to remember an indirect object. Cat 4

  19. What is the purpose of the sentence? calf, goose, mouse, scissors Cat 4

  20. If you have two or more subjects in the sentence but one verb it is called_______. Cat 4

  21. What needs to be capitalized in the sentence? Cat 4

  22. What is a plural possessive noun? Cat 4

  23. What is the rule for plural possessive that ends in “s”? Cat 4

  24. What is the rule for plural possessive that does NOT end in “s”? Cat 5

  25. What punctuation is needed in the sentence? will you give denisha the scissors and tape Cat 5

  26. What punctuation marks are missing? The calves milk was cold but the kitten’s milk was warm. Cat 5

  27. v What punctuation marks are missing? .The shelfs dust made me sneeze and the teachers’ desks have no tissues! Cat 5

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