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English Grammar Refresher
First Edition, Volume I: August 2006         


LESSON #7

The goal of this activity is to Identify sentence structure.
Read each sentence carefully consider the role that the subject plays in the sentence.
Identify the simple subject and identify the full sentence structure.

Note:
The verb is bracketed, the direct object is identified in red,
and the indirect object is identified in green.
Consider the role of the subject complement and object complement in each sentence.

Use the table below each sentence to check your response.

Example: In the future, [a high school diploma] will be [no guarantee of an adequate livelihood].

Simple Subject Sentence Structure

 

 


1. Yesterday we [completed] our lesson as planned.

Simple Subject Sentence Structure

 

 

2. The English professor [gave] the students time to correct their mistakes.

Simple Subject Sentence Structure

 

 

3. The teacher, in a report to the department, [called] the students geniuses.

Simple Subject Sentence Structure

 

 

4. The large German shepherd [seemed] quite eager to bite the stranger.

Simple Subject Sentence Structure

 

 

5. Successful linguists [study] on a regular basis.

Simple Subject Sentence Structure

 

 

6. Love [makes] the world a beautiful place.

Simple Subject Sentence Structure

 

 

7. Anna [bought] her niece a book for Christmas.

Simple Subject Sentence Structure

 

 

8. The sailor [became] extremely elated after receiving his grade on the diagnostic exam.

Simple Subject Sentence Structure

 

 

9. At the last minute, the referee [changed] the call.

Simple Subject Sentence Structure

 

 


10. This [is] one of the easier lessons in the book.

Simple Subject Sentence Structure

 

 


11. First hour, the instructor [will be asking] the students questions on the new material.

Simple Subject Sentence Structure

 

 

12. The United Nations [has declared] many international holidays.

Simple Subject Sentence Structure

 

 


13. After graduation, the French students [traveled] to Disney World in Europe.

Simple Subject Sentence Structure

 

 


14. Which car [did] you [buy]?

Simple Subject Sentence Structure

 

 

15. The young recruits [became] fine Airmen under the influence of the MTIs.

Simple Subject Sentence Structure

 

 


16. Understanding English grammar [will help] us while studying at SWCS.

Simple Subject Sentence Structure

 

 


17. The toddler [gave] his mom a kiss on the cheek.

Simple Subject Sentence Structure

 

 

18. Some people [consider] Albert Einstein a genius.

Simple Subject Sentence Structure

 

 


19. The Christian Coalition [deemed] the scientist’s experiment a great success.

Simple Subject Sentence Structure

 

 


20. The patient [has been waiting] patiently next to the door.

Simple Subject Sentence Structure

 

 

21. Before class, Joel [gave] his teacher a bagel for breakfast.

Simple Subject Sentence Structure

 

 


22. Most of the teachers [panicked] during the earthquake.

Simple Subject Sentence Structure

 

 

23. The parents quickly [grew] annoyed with the children’s rude behavior in
the restaurant.

Simple Subject Sentence Structure

 

 


24.[Tape] classroom activities to review during study hall. (you) understood

Simple Subject Sentence Structure

 

 


25. By the look on his face, the defendant [seemed] remorseful.

Simple Subject Sentence Structure

 

 


26. Down the hallway [arose] the sounds of celebration at the start of class break.

Simple Subject Sentence Structure

 

 


27. Subways and buses [are] major types of public transportation.

Simple Subject Sentence Structure

 

 


28. [Do] you [understand] the SWCS yet?

Simple Subject Sentence Structure

 

 


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