Simple sentences

A simple sentence is made up of one SUBJECT, a VERB and Object.

SUBJECT: The one that does the action. How do I identify the subject? (Who or what? VERB: The action word (e.g. playing, close, jumping) How do I identify a verb? (What happened or what was the action?) OBJECT: Receives the action. How to identify an object? (The subject did what? To who?)

Let's do an example: My mom is baking a cake. Let's identify the subject: Who is baking the cake? MOM Let's identify the verb: What is the action? Baking Let's identify the object: What is mom baking? A cake Another example: Cleo kicked a ball. Subject? Verb? Object?

For example: He ran. She baked. It is barking. Think of a simple sentence using only a Subject and a verb. Share with the class.

Write down 3 simple sentences and share with the class. Include your SUBJECT, VERB and OBJECT.

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