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Who Does What?

Finding the subject and the object of any sentence

Lesson 16
Mild
Name
Date
Chef Polpetta

Find the verb first. Doing it, the subject. Done to it, the object.

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Tick the right one

averb In “Mia carried the tray”, the subject is Mia.In “Mia carried the tray”, the subject is the tray.
bverb In “The chef burned the toast”, the object is the chef.In “The chef burned the toast”, the object is the toast.
cverb In “Nonna wrote the recipe”, the object is Nonna.In “Nonna wrote the recipe”, the object is the recipe.
dverb In “Polpetta cooked the soup”, the subject is Polpetta.In “Polpetta cooked the soup”, the subject is the soup.
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Find the 3 mistakes

Polpetta labelled his homework. Nonna (subject) wrote the recipe (object). Mia (object) carried the tray (subject). The chef (subject) burned the toast (subject). Polpetta (subject) cooked the soup (object).
Check every bracket against the verb. Two whole sentences are labelled perfectly.
Write the corrections here
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Who Does What?

Lesson 16 · Mild · side 2

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Now you write

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a The chef burned the toast. Which is the subject?
Tick 1The chefburnedthe toasttoast
Now write your own sentence and underline the subject:
b Mia carried the tray. Which is the object?
Tick 1the trayMiacarriedMia carried
Now write your own sentence and circle the object:
c The very hungry customer ordered soup. Which is the subject?
Tick 1The very hungry customerorderedsouphungry
Now write a sentence where the subject is more than one word:
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Help Polpetta

Chef Polpetta

On Monday, Mia baked the bread. The subject is On Monday, it comes first, no?

Say why, then finish the sentence: the subject is Mia because…
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