Find the Subject :
Jenny likes chocolate.
Find the Verb :
Jenny likes chocolate.
Find the Direct Object:
Jenny likes chocolate.
Find the Subject :
Jenny doesn't like chocolate.
Find the Auxiliary:
Jenny doesn't like chocolate.
Find the Negative Particle:
Jenny doesn't like chocolate.
Find the Infinitive :
Jenny doesn't like chocolate.
Find the Direct Object:
Jenny doesn't like chocolate.
Find the Subject:
Does Jenny like chocolate?
Find the Auxiliary :
Does Jenny like chocolate?
Find the Infinitive :
Does Jenny like chocolate?
Find the Direct Object:
Does Jenny like chocolate?
Find the Subject :
Ali is from Morocco.
Find the Verb :
Ali is from Morocco.
Find the Complement:
Ali is from Morocco.
Find the Subject:
Ali isn't from Korea.
Find the Verb :
Ali isn't from Korea.
Find the Negative Particle:
Ali isn't from Korea.
Find the Complement:
Ali isn't from Korea.
Find the WH-Element :
Where is Ali from?
Find the Verb :
Where is Ali from?
Find the Subject :
Where is Ali from?
Find the Subject :
Jinjin works in London.
Find the Verb :
Jinjin works in London.
Find the Complement :
Jinjin works in London.
Find the Subject :
Jinjin doesn't work every day.
Find the Auxiliary :
Jinjin doesn't work every day.
Find the Negative Particle :
Jinjin doesn't work every day.
Find the Infinitive :
Jinjin doesn't work every day.
Find the Complement :
Jinjin doesn't work every day.
Find the WH-Element :
How often does Jinjin travel home to China?
Find the Auxiliary :
How often does Jinjin travel home to China?
Find the Subject :
How often does Jinjin travel home to China?
Find the Infinitive :
How often does Jinjin travel home to China?
Find the Complement :
How often does Jinjin travel home to China?
Find the Subject :
John's got a cat
Find the Auxiliary:
John's got a cat
Find the "Infinitive" :
John's got a cat
Find the Direct Object:
John's got a cat
Find the Subject :
Sally hasn't got a dog.
Find the Auxiliary :
Sally hasn't got a dog.
Find the Negative Particle :
Sally hasn't got a dog.
Find the "Infinitive" :
Sally hasn't got a dog.
Find the Direct Object :
Sally hasn't got a dog.
Find the Auxiliary :
Have you got a parrot?
Find the Subject :
Have you got a parrot?
Find the "Infinitive" :
Have you got a parrot?
Find the Direct Object :
Have you got a parrot?
Find the Subject :
Benjamin can speak Japanese.
Find the Auxiliary (Modal verb):
Benjamin can speak Japanese.
Find the Infinitive:
Benjamin can speak Japanese.
Find the Direct Object:
Benjamin can speak Japanese.
Find the Subject :
Don can't speak Arabic.
Find the Auxiliary (Modal verb) :
Don can't speak Arabic.
Find the Negative Particle:
Don can't speak Arabic.
Find the Infinitive :
Don can't speak Arabic.
Find the Direct Object:
Don can't speak Arabic.
Find the WH-Element :
Where can I go for Japanese classes?
Find the Auxiliary (Modal Verb):
Where can I go for Japanese classes?
Find the Subject :
Where can I go for Japanese classes?
Find the Infinitive :
Where can I go for Japanese classes?
Find the Complement :
Where can I go for Japanese classes?
Find the Subject :
The train leaves at 7.46.
Find the Verb :
The train leaves at 7.46.
Find the Complement :
The train leaves at 7.46.
Find the Subject:
The train doesn't go from this platform.
Find the Auxiliary:
The train doesn't go from this platform.
Find the Negative Particle:
The train doesn't go from this platform.
Find the Infinitive:
The train doesn't go from this platform.
Find the Complement:
The train doesn't go from this platform.
Find the WH-Element:
What time does the train arrive?
Find the Auxiliary:
What time does the train arrive?
Find the Subject:
What time does the train arrive?
Find the Infinitive:
What time does the train arrive?
Find the Subject:
They usually play football two days a week.
Find the Frequency Adverb:
They usually play football two days a week.
Find the Verb:
They usually play football two days a week.
Find the Direct Object:
They usually play football two days a week.
Find the Complement:
They usually play football two days a week.
Find the Subject:
We don't often do homework on Fridays.
Find the Auxiliary:
We don't often do homework on Fridays.
Find the Negative Particle:
We don't often do homework on Fridays.
Find the Frequency Adverb:
We don't often do homework on Fridays.
Find the Infinitive:
We don't often do homework on Fridays.
Find the Direct Object:
We don't often do homework on Fridays.
Find the Complement:
We don't often do homework on Fridays.
Find the WH-Element:
Where do you usually study?
Find the Auxiliary:
Where do you usually study?
Find the Subject:
Where do you usually study?
Find the Frequency Adverb:
Where do you usually study?
Find the Infinitive:
Where do you usually study?
Find the Subject:
Sue is singing in the shower.
Find the Auxiliary:
Sue is singing in the shower.
Find the "Infinitive":
Sue is singing in the shower.
Find the Complement:
Sue is singing in the shower.
Find the Subject:
Alex isn't paying attention.
Find the Auxiliary:
Alex isn't paying attention.
Find the Negative Particle:
Alex isn't paying attention.
Find the "Infinitive":
Alex isn't paying attention.
Find the Direct Object:
Alex isn't paying attention.
Find the WH-Element:
What are you doing right now?
Find the Auxiliary:
What are you doing right now?
Find the Subject:
What are you doing right now?
Find the "Infinitive":
What are you doing right now?
Find the Complement:
What are you doing right now?
Find the Subject :
Perhaps Mary wants to play chess.
Find the Modal Adverb:
Perhaps Mary wants to play chess.
Find the Verb: (More than one word!)
Perhaps Mary wants to play chess.
Find the Direct Object:
Perhaps Mary wants to play chess.
Find the Subject :
David doesn't work on Saturdays.
Find the Auxiliary :
David doesn't work on Saturdays.
Find the Negative Particle:
David doesn't work on Saturdays.
Find the Infinitive :
David doesn't work on Saturdays.
Find the Complement:
David doesn't work on Saturdays.
Find the WH-Element:
Who wants some more cake?
Find the Subject:
Who wants some more cake?
Find the Verb:
Who wants some more cake?
Find the Direct Object:
Who wants some more cake?
Identify the parts of these sentences.