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Parts
of a Sentence
Following
on from the word class quiz, how well can you identify the parts
of
a sentence?
A simple sentence
usually consists of the following:
Subject - "does"
the verb
Object - has
the verb "done" to it
For example....
The cat (subject)
chased(verb) the mouse (object)
The dog (subject) chewed (verb) the bone
The boy (subject) kicked (verb) the ball(object)
Of course simple
sentences can be added to or conversations and writing would be
very boring!
An adverbial
phrase can be added which tells you how or where the verb
is "done", e.g.
The cat sat
on the mat
The children
played happily
The children played in the garden
Sentences can
take many forms depending how we want to use them. We can:
- ask questions
called interrogatives "Do you like my hair?"
- make statements
to declare things called declaratives "I want to go
home"
- give orders
or commands called imperatives "Give me that!"
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