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Noun (25)
Pronoun (31)
Adjective (38)
Verb (51)
Adverb (61)
Preposition (66)
Conjunction (69)
Interjection (71)
How to Find Subject/Verb/DO/IO
 Step 1: Find the Verb
 Step 2: Find the Subject
 Step 3: Find the DO (if there is one)
 Step 4: Find the IO (if there is one)
 Step 5: Check Yourself!
Step 1: Find the Verb
Denny brought Tony some
apples,
bananas,
and
strawberries from the store.
Ask yourself: “Can I _________ something?”
Step 2: Find the Subject
Who did it?
Denny brought Tony some
apples, bananas, and
strawberries from the store.
Step 3: Find the DO
what “got” the verb?
Denny brought
Tony some apples,
bananas, and
strawberries from
the store.
Step 4: Find the IO
What “got” the DO?
Denny brought Tony
some apples,
bananas, and
strawberries from the
store.
Denny brought Tony
some apples, bananas,
and strawberries from
the store.
Subject: Denny; Verb: brought; DO: apples, bananas, strawberries; IO:
Tony
Step 5: Check Yourself
(before you wreck yourself…really)
Subject: Denny; Verb: brought; DO: apples, bananas,
strawberries; IO: Tony
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Subject
_______________
Verb
_______________ to/for ______________
DO
IO
Denny brought apples, bananas, and strawberries to Tony.
Does this make sense? If yes, you’re good. If
no, it’s wrong!!