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Diagramming Sentences Worksheets
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Our free, printable diagramming sentences worksheets are a perfect prologue to a challenging-yet-interesting topic. Sentence diagramming is delineating the different parts of speech in a sentence and the other components that band together with parts of speech to help knit the sentence together. Diagramming sentences is key for kids to gain insight into the sentence structure. Our diagramming sentences worksheets with answers pdf are an excellent resource to practice diagramming simple subjects and predicates, verbs, adjectives, adverbs, and more.
These worksheets are ideal for children in grade 2 through grade 5.
Diagramming Simple Subjects and Predicates
Diagram the simple subjects and predicates in these pdf worksheets and say hello to straight lines and slanted lines, facilitating an instant analysis of the function each word serves to help the sentence produce the intended meaning.
Identifying Simple Subjects and Predicates
Get the hang of diagramming simple subjects and predicates with these printable exercises. Illustrate where the simple subject and simple predicate are placed while they are diagrammed.
Take a firm step further into diagramming sentences containing adjectives. Ask children in 2nd grade and 3rd grade to diagram the adjectives in these sentences by writing them on diagonal lines right below the words they modify.
To diagram the verb in a sentence, grade 2 and grade 3 kids draw a horizontal line with a small vertical line going through its middle. Write the verb on the right of the vertical line. A great tool to teach how to diagram sentences!
If you want to help the budding writers in 4th grade and 5th grade write sentences compliant with the essential sentence structures of the English language, don't miss these printable diagramming sentences worksheets.
Diagramming Prepositional Phrases
Place the preposition on a slanted line beneath the noun or verb that the phrase describes and the object of the preposition on a horizontal line in these diagramming sentences worksheets pdf for grade 4 and grade 5.
