level 8, chapter 2 classifying sentences and noun job...

Level 8, Chapter 2

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Classifying Sentences and Noun Job Chart

SHURLEY INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS, INC.

Exercise 1: Classify the sentence. Underline the complete subject once and the complete predicate twice.

A SN P OP V Adv P A OP P OPA pack (of wolves) / howled loudly (near the graveyard) (after dark). D

SN VP1

List theNoun Used

List theNoun Job

Singularor Plural

Commonor Proper

SimpleSubject

SimplePredicate

pack SN S C pack howled

wolves OP P Cgraveyard OP S C

dark OP S C

Exercise 2: Use the sentence above to complete the table below.

Exercise 3: Answer the questions below.

What are theadjective questions?


What are thearticle adjectives?

Noun What kind A

Pronoun Which one An

How many The

What does an adverb modify? What are the adverb questions?

Verb How

Adjective When

Another adverb Where

Why

To what extent

Level 8, Chapter 4

Name:

Classifying Sentences, Adding Pronouns



SP V P OP P A Adj OP Adv1. He / traveled (to Mobile) (for a business meeting) today. D

PPA SN V Adv P A OP2. Their baby / cried uncontrollably (throughout the night)! E

(You) SP V P A OP P PPA OP Adv3. / Walk (to the library) (with your sister) today. Imp

SN VP1

SN VP1

SN VP1

List theNoun Used

List theNoun Job

Singularor Plural

Commonor Proper

SimpleSubject

SimplePredicate

Mobile OP S P He traveled

meeting OP S C

Exercise 2: Use Sentence 1 above to complete the table below.


What are the seven subject pronouns?

I he it youwe she they

What are the seven possessive pronouns?

my his its yourour her their

Level 8, Chapter 8

Name:

Classifying Sentences, Adding Natural and Inverted Word Order


Exercise 1: Classify each sentence.

P A OP A Adj SN CV C CV P A Adj OP1. (During the dance), a young couple / tripped and fell (onto the food table)! E

HV A SN V P PPA OP P A Adj OP2. Did a rider / fall (off his horse) (during the equestrian event)? Int

Adv A Adj SN V Adv P A Adj OP3. Cautiously, the little mouse / tiptoed away (from the sleeping cat). D

SN VP1

SN VP1

SN VP1

List theNoun Used

List theNoun Job

Singularor Plural

Commonor Proper

SimpleSubject

SimplePredicate

dance OP S C couple tripped/fell

couple SN S Ctable OP S C


Level 8, Chapter 10

Name:

Classifying Sentences for P1, Using the Eight Parts of Speech



CSP C CSP CV C CV P A Adj OP1. She and I / leapt and bounded (over the moss-covered rocks). D

A PNA SN P A Adj OP V P A OP2. The hummingbird’s nest (in the apple tree) / hangs (by a thread). D

Adj SN Adv V P Adj Adj OP3. Notorious gangsters / always hide (in old abandoned warehouses). D

SN VP1

SN VP1

SN VP1

List theNoun Used

List theNoun Job

Singularor Plural

Commonor Proper

SimpleSubject

SimplePredicate

nest SN S C nest hangs

tree OP S Cthread OP S C


1. noun 3. adjective 5. preposition 7. conjunction2. verb 4. adverb 6. pronoun 8. interjection

Exercise 3: List the eight parts of speech.

Level 8, Chapter 12

Name:

Classifying Sentences for P2, Adding Direct Objects



CSN C CSP HV Adv V−t Adj DO Adv P A OP1. Sue and I / do not like cold coffee early (in the morning). D

Adv SP HV V−t A DO P OP P OP2. Today, they / will close the bridge (for repairs) (at noon). D

SN Adv V−t A PNA DO Adv P A OP3. Jonathan / quickly turned the car’s wheels hard (to the left). D

SN V−tDO P2

SN V−tDO P2

SN V−tDO P2

List theNoun Used

List theNoun Job

Singularor Plural

Commonor Proper

SimpleSubject

SimplePredicate

Sue SN S P Sue, I do like

coffee OP S Cmorning OP S C



What parts of speechare direct objects?

What are the questions tofind direct objects?

Noun What

Pronoun Whom

Level 8, Chapter 12

Name:

Classifying Mixed Sentence Patterns 1–2



A Adj SN Adv V Adv P PPA OP P A OP1. The frightened owl / quickly flew back (to its nest) (in the trees). D

A Adj SN V−t Adv Adj DO P A Adj OP2. The overstuffed chair / took too much space (in the tiny apartment). D

P A OP A SN P OP V−t PPA DO3. (In a millisecond), the flash (of lightning) / blinded our eyes. D

Adv Adj SN CV C CV P A OP4. Brilliantly colored leaves / swirled and scattered (in the alley). D

SN VP1

SN V−tDO P2

SN V−tDO P2

SN VP1



Level 8, Chapter 14

Name:

Classifying Sentences for P3, Adding Indirect Objects



SP V−t CIO C CIO A DO P PPA Adj OP1. I / offered Mom and Dad a piece (of my homemade fudge). D

HV SN V−t IO A DO P A OP Adv2. Did Aunt Sara / leave you a note (on the table) today? Int

PPA PNA SN V−t CIO C CIO Adj DO3. My mother’s doctor / asked Libby and me several questions. D

SN V−tIO DO P3

SN V−tIO DO P3

SN V−tIO DO P3


What parts of speechare indirect objects?

What are the questions tofind indirect objects?

Noun To whom

Pronoun For whom

To what

For what

List theNoun Used

List theNoun Job

Singularor Plural

Commonor Proper

SimpleSubject

SimplePredicate

Mom CIO S P I offered

Dad CIO S Ppiece DO S Cfudge OP S C


Level 8, Chapter 14

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A Adj SN V−t PPA Adj DO Adv1. The mother eagle / fed her ravenous eaglets daily. D

I A Adj Adj SN V−t IO A DO2. Yikes! The old abandoned mansion / gives me the creeps! E

Adv A Adj SN V Adv P A Adj Adj OP3. Wearily, the old man / sat down (on the cold stone bench). D

A Adj SN V−t A IO Adj Adj DO4. The marine biologist / fed the dolphins some raw fish. D

SN V−tIO DO P3

SN VP1

SN V−tIO DO P3

SN V−tDO P2



Level 8, Chapter 16

Name:

Classifying Sentences for P4, Adding Predicate Nouns



P OP PPA SN LV A PrN P PPA Adj OP1. (At school), my sister / is a trombonist (in our marching band). D

A Adj SN P A Adj OP LV A Adj PrN2. The young man (in the corner office) / is a computer legend! E

Adj SN LV A PrN P OP3. Seismic waves / are the vibrations (from earthquakes). D

SN LVPrN P4

SN LVPrN P4

SN LVPrN P4


What parts of speech are predicate nouns orpredicate nominatives?

What are the questions tofind a predicate noun?

Noun What

Pronoun Who

List theNoun Used

List theNoun Job

Singularor Plural

Commonor Proper

SimpleSubject

SimplePredicate

school OP S C sister is

sister SN S Ctrombonist PrN S C

band OP S C


Level 8, Chapter 16

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A Adj Adj SN V−t IO A Adj DO1. The upcoming English exam / gave Robert an anxiety attack! E

A SN V−t PPA DO P A Adj OP2. The farmers / harvested their crops (at a breakneck pace). D

I Adj Adj SN P A OP LV A PrN3. Good grief! That black cloud (in the southwest) / is a tornado! D

A CSN C CSN P PPA OP V P A OP4. The corn and squash (in my garden) / died (after the hailstorm). D

SN VP1

SN V−tDO P4

SN V−tDO P2

SN V−tIO DO P3



Level 8, Chapter 18

Name:

Classifying Sentences for P5, Adding Predicate Adjectives



A SN P A OP LV Adv PA1. The bread (in the cupboard) / is almost stale. D

A SN P PPA OP LV PA P OP2. The intent (of his message) / is unclear (to everyone). D

Adv A SN LV Adv PA P A OP3. Yesterday, the sky / looked extremely threatening (in the west). D

SN LVPA P5

SN LVPA P5

SN LVPA P5


What part of speech is a predicate adjective? What is the question to finda predicate adjective?

Adjective What kind

List theNoun Used

List theNoun Job

Singularor Plural

Commonor Proper

SimpleSubject

SimplePredicate

intent SN S C intent is

message OP S Ceveryone OP S C


Level 8, Chapter 18

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A Adj SN V−t A Adj DO P OP1. The debate team / displayed a renewed sense (of purpose). D

Adv A Adj SN V P PPA OP2. Yesterday, a curious squirrel / gazed (into my camera). D

A SN P A OP P PPA OP LV PA3. The print (on the pages) (in my book) / is smudged. D

V−t IO A DO P PPA Adj OP P A OP4. / Send me a picture (of your new house) (on the lake). D

SN V−tIO DO P3

SN LVPA P5

SN VP1

SN V−tDO P2



Level 8, Chapter 20

Name:

Classifying Sentences for P6–P7, Adding Object Complements



P A OP A SN V−t DO PPA OCN1. (After the election), the mayor / named Lewis his assistant. D

Adv CSN C CSN V−t DO PPA OCN2. Ultimately, Jason and Eric / called him their friend. D

Adv A SN V−t PPA DO Adv OCA3. Today, the brothers / thought their sister too bossy. D

SN Adv V−t PPA PNA DO COCA P Adj OP4. Daniel / finally painted his mother’s house gray (with red trim). D

SN V−tOCA P7

SN V−tOCA P7

SN V−tOCN P6

SN V−tOCN P6

List theNoun Used

List theNoun Job

Singularor Plural

Commonor Proper

SimpleSubject

SimplePredicate

election OP S C mayor named

mayor SN S CLewis DO S P

assistant OCN S C


Level 8, Chapter 20

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PPA SN P OP LV Adv PA P A OP1. Your choice (of words) / is very important (in a poem). D

HV A Adj SN V−t Adj Adj DO2. Did the new recruit / demonstrate natural leadership ability? D

CSN C CSP Adv V−t PPA DO OCA P OP3. Liz and I / always packed our suitcases full (of souvenirs). D

P A OP PPA SN V Adv P OP4. (During the assembly), my parents / sat proudly (beside me). D

A SN P A OP LV PPA PNA Adj PrN5. The man (by the door) / is my brother’s chemistry teacher. D

Adv SP V−t DO OCN P PPA Adj OP6. Today, we / elected Scott captain (of our football team). D

A PNA SN V−t IO Adj DO P OP7. The doctor’s report / gave Susan great hope (for recovery). D

SN V−tIO DO P3

SN V−tDO OCN P6

SN LVPrN P4

SN VP1

SN V−tDO OCA P7

SN V−tDO P2

SN LVPA P5

Level 8, Chapter 2

Name:

Classifying Sentences and Noun Job Chart



A pack of wolves howled loudly near the graveyard after dark.

List theNoun Used

List theNoun Job

Singularor Plural

Commonor Proper

SimpleSubject

SimplePredicate

Exercise 2: Use the sentence above to complete the table below.




What are thearticle adjectives?

What does an adverb modify? What are the adverb questions?

Level 8, Chapter 4

Name:

Classifying Sentences, Adding Pronouns



1. He traveled to Mobile for a business meeting today.

2. Their baby cried uncontrollably throughout the night!

3. Walk to the library with your sister today.

List theNoun Used

List theNoun Job

Singularor Plural

Commonor Proper

SimpleSubject

SimplePredicate



What are the seven subject pronouns?

What are the seven possessive pronouns?

Level 8, Chapter 8

Name:

Classifying Sentences, Adding Natural and Inverted Word Order



1. During the dance, a young couple tripped and fell onto the food table!

2. Did a rider fall off his horse during the equestrian event?

3. Cautiously, the little mouse tiptoed away from the sleeping cat.

List theNoun Used

List theNoun Job

Singularor Plural

Commonor Proper

SimpleSubject

SimplePredicate


Level 8, Chapter 10

Name:

Classifying Sentences for P1, Using the Eight Parts of Speech



1. She and I leapt and bounded over the moss-covered rocks.

2. The hummingbird’s nest in the apple tree hangs by a thread.

3. Notorious gangsters always hide in old abandoned warehouses.

List theNoun Used

List theNoun Job

Singularor Plural

Commonor Proper

SimpleSubject

SimplePredicate


1. 3. 5. 7.

2. 4. 6. 8.


Level 8, Chapter 12

Name:

Classifying Sentences for P2, Adding Direct Objects



1. Sue and I do not like cold coffee early in the morning.

2. Today, they will close the bridge for repairs at noon.

3. Jonathan quickly turned the car’s wheels hard to the left.

List theNoun Used

List theNoun Job

Singularor Plural

Commonor Proper

SimpleSubject

SimplePredicate



What parts of speechare direct objects?

What are the questions tofind direct objects?

Level 8, Chapter 12

Name:




1. The frightened owl quickly flew back to its nest in the trees.

2. The overstuffed chair took too much space in the tiny apartment.

3. In a millisecond, the flash of lightning blinded our eyes.

4. Brilliantly colored leaves swirled and scattered in the alley.

1. 3. 5. 7.

2. 4. 6. 8.


Level 8, Chapter 14

Name:

Classifying Sentences for P3, Adding Indirect Objects



1. I offered Mom and Dad a piece of my homemade fudge.

2. Did Aunt Sara leave you a note on the table today?

3. My mother’s doctor asked Libby and me several questions.


What parts of speechare indirect objects?

What are the questions tofind indirect objects?

List theNoun Used

List theNoun Job

Singularor Plural

Commonor Proper

SimpleSubject

SimplePredicate


Level 8, Chapter 14

Name:




1. The mother eagle fed her ravenous eaglets daily.

2. Yikes! The old abandoned mansion gives me the creeps!

3. Wearily, the old man sat down on the cold stone bench.

4. The marine biologist fed the dolphins some raw fish.

1. 3. 5. 7.

2. 4. 6. 8.


Level 8, Chapter 16

Name:

Classifying Sentences for P4, Adding Predicate Nouns



1. At school, my sister is a trombonist in our marching band.

2. The young man in the corner office is a computer legend!

3. Seismic waves are the vibrations from earthquakes.


What parts of speech are predicate nouns orpredicate nominatives?

What are the questions tofind a predicate noun?

List theNoun Used

List theNoun Job

Singularor Plural

Commonor Proper

SimpleSubject

SimplePredicate


Level 8, Chapter 16

Name:




1. The upcoming English exam gave Robert an anxiety attack!

2. The farmers harvested their crops at a breakneck pace.

3. Good grief! That black cloud in the southwest is a tornado!

4. The corn and squash in my garden died after the hailstorm.

1. 3. 5. 7.

2. 4. 6. 8.


Level 8, Chapter 18

Name:

Classifying Sentences for P5, Adding Predicate Adjectives



1. The bread in the cupboard is almost stale.

2. The intent of his message is unclear to everyone.

3. Yesterday, the sky looked extremely threatening in the west.


What part of speech is a predicate adjective? What is the question to finda predicate adjective?

List theNoun Used

List theNoun Job

Singularor Plural

Commonor Proper

SimpleSubject

SimplePredicate


Level 8, Chapter 18

Name:




1. The debate team displayed a renewed sense of purpose.

2. Yesterday, a curious squirrel gazed into my camera.

3. The print on the pages in my book is smudged.

4. Send me a picture of your new house on the lake.

1. 3. 5. 7.

2. 4. 6. 8.


Level 8, Chapter 20

Name:

Classifying Sentences for P6–P7, Adding Object Complements



1. After the election, the mayor named Lewis his assistant.

2. Ultimately, Jason and Eric called him their friend.

3. Today, the brothers thought their sister too bossy.

4. Daniel finally painted his mother’s house gray with red trim.

List theNoun Used

List theNoun Job

Singularor Plural

Commonor Proper

SimpleSubject

SimplePredicate


Level 8, Chapter 20

Name:




1. Your choice of words is very important in a poem.

2. Did the new recruit demonstrate natural leadership ability?

3. Liz and I always packed our suitcases full of souvenirs.

4. During the assembly, my parents sat proudly beside me.

5. The man by the door is my brother’s chemistry teacher.

6. Today, we elected Scott captain of our football team.

7. The doctor’s report gave Susan great hope for recovery.

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