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The document provides examples of identifying different parts of sentences such as subjects, verbs, objects, complements, and adverbials. It also gives examples of rearranging words into correct sentence structure and identifying adverbials within sentences. The examples cover a range of grammar and sentence structure topics to help with analyzing and understanding sentence composition.

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1 Parts of The Sentence

The document provides examples of identifying different parts of sentences such as subjects, verbs, objects, complements, and adverbials. It also gives examples of rearranging words into correct sentence structure and identifying adverbials within sentences. The examples cover a range of grammar and sentence structure topics to help with analyzing and understanding sentence composition.

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1 Parts of the sentence (A)

Mike and Harriet are on holiday. They have written a postcard to David and Melanie. Look at each
Underlined phrase and say what part of the sentence it is: subject, verb, object, complement or adverbial.
We're having a great time. object
1 The weather is marvellous.
4 We're on a farm.
2 We really enjoy camping.
5 We like this place.
3 It's great fun.
6 The scenery is beautiful.
2 Sentence structure (A)
After moving the piano, the five friends had a rest and a cup of tea.
Look at this part of their conversation and then write the letters a)- e)in the correct place.
a David: That was a difficult job.
bTom: I agree.
c Mike: I'm on my deathbed.
d.David: Someone should give us a medal.
e. Harriet: I've made some more tea.
Subject + verb b
1 Subject + verb + object
2 Subject + verb + complement
3 Subject + verb + adverbial
4 Subject + verb + object + object .........
3 Word order (A)
Put the words in the correct order and write the statements.
is / Melanie / very nice Melanie is very nice.
1 football / likes / Tom
2 an accident / David / had
3 moved / the piano / we ..
4 a tall woman / Harriet / is ..
5 sat / on the floor / everyone ..
6 gave / some help / Mike's friends / him ...........................................................................
4 Adverbials (B)
These sentences are from a news report. Write down the two adverbials in each sentence.
Each adverbial is a prepositional phrase or an adverb.
Prince Charles opened a new sports in Stoke centre in Stoke yesterday. yesterday
1 He also spoke with several young people.
2 The sports centre was first planned in 1994.
3 Naturally, the local council could not finance the project without help.
4 Fortunately, they managed to obtain money from the National Lottery.

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