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Sentence Diagramming

Sentence Diagramming. Most sentences follow a pattern. Subject + Verb. Subject + Action Verb + Direct Object or Subject + Linking Verb + Predicate Adjective . Some sentences have modifiers. Students read books quietly. In this sentence, the adverb quietly modifies read .

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Sentence Diagramming

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  1. Sentence Diagramming

  2. Most sentences follow a pattern. Subject + Verb

  3. Subject + Action Verb + Direct Object or Subject + Linking Verb + Predicate Adjective

  4. Some sentences have modifiers. • Students read books quietly. In this sentence, the adverb quietly modifies read. • Teachers are effective leaders. In this sentence, the adjective effective modifies leaders. When diagramming a sentence, you will place adjectives and adverbs on a diagonal line below the word they modify.

  5. Let’s diagram these sentences.

  6. Diagram these sentence. • 1. Jenny has a job. • 2. Fireworks are beautiful. • 3. They light up the sky. • 4. Mark runs the school paper. • 5. Climate is very important. • 6. People live different ways in different climates.

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