Learn to diagram sentences with these grammar worksheets.
Basic
Simple, Two-Word Sentences FreeThese sentences have only two words- a noun and a verb. Create a diagram by separating the subject from the predicate.
Sentences with Two Subjects FreeDiagram these sentences. Each one has double subjects, a conjunction, and an action verb.
Sentences with Two Predicates FreeThese simple sentences each contain one noun and a double predicate with two action verbs.
Two Subjects and Two Predicates MemberThese sentences contain two simple subjects and two simple predicates. Practice diagramming these sentences.
Review: Double Subjects & Predicates MemberDiagram the sentences. Each statement has one or two nouns and one or two verbs.
Sentences With Adjectives MemberEach statement on this page contains one or more adjectives and/or articles.
Sentences With Adverbs MemberIdentify the verbs and adverbs, then make a diagram.
Review: Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs MemberDiagram these basic sentences with nouns (simple subjects), verbs (simple predicates), adverbs, and adjectives.
Intermediate
Diagramming Adverbs and Adjectives FreeThese sentences have adjectives, adverbs, or both. Draw a diagram of each sentence.
Direct Objects MemberDirect Objects are nouns in the predicate that receive the action of verbs. Identify the direct objects and try diagramming the sentences.
Linking Verbs MemberLinking verbs connect a subject to it's predicate. Common linking verbs include be, am, is, are, was, were, been, smell, look, taste, feel, and sound.
Adjectives, Adverbs, and Direct Objects MemberThis diagramming worksheet is tricky because it contains a mix of adjectives, adverbs, and direct objects.
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