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Name: ___________________________

Sentence Diagramming: Subject Complements


A subject complement follows a linking verb. It describes or
renames the subject. When you diagram a sentence, the
subject complement is written on the baseline, separated
from the predicate by a slanted line.

Example: I am happy.
I

am

happy

Diagram each sentence below.

1. They are late.

2. My older brother is funny in the morning.

3. The weather became cold and windy.

4. The old house down the street was scary in the dark.

5. It is very important to brush your teeth.

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Name: ___________________________

Sentence Diagramming: Subject Complements


A subject complement follows a linking verb. It describes or
renames the subject. When you diagram a sentence, the
subject complement is written on the baseline, separated
from the predicate by a slanted line.

Example: I am happy.
am

happy

Diagram each sentence below.

1. They are late.


are

They

late

2. My older brother is funny in the morning.


is

brother

funny

in

r
de
ol

morning

th

3. The weather became cold and windy.


and

became

weather

cold

Th

windy

4. The old house down the street was scary in the dark.
was

house

scary

in

n
w

do

ol

Th

street

dark

th

th

5. It is very important to brush your teeth.


It

is

important

to

ry
ve

brush

teeth

ur

yo
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