This document provides an overview of how to diagram sentences by identifying the key parts of a sentence including subjects, predicates, adjectives, compounds, predicate adjectives and nouns, adverbs, direct objects, indirect objects, and prepositional phrases. It defines each part and provides examples to illustrate how to identify the subject, predicate, and other elements in sentences.

1. Sentence Diagramming<br />Identification of parts of a sentence by using a diagram

2. Subjects- ALWAYS going to be a NOUN or PRONOUN; the subject is what the sentence is about; the subject PERFORMS the action in the sentence

3. Your mom is cool.

4. The dog ate the cow.

5. Predicates- ALWAYS going to be a VERB; the predicate is what is being done in the sentence; the subject performs the PREDICATE

6. I got a giant ladder and went to the moon.

7. The cow jumped over the moon.