Naming and Telling

Which is the naming part of this sentence?

My brother John runs around the track.

• runs around the track.

• My brother John

Which is the telling part of this sentence?

My older sister writes in her journal.

• My older sister

• writes in her journal.

Which is the telling part of this sentence?

Mark reads mystery books from the library.

• reads mystery books from the library.

• Mark

• from the library.

Which is the naming part of this sentence?

John tells scary stories.

• tells scary stories.

• John

Which is the telling part of the sentence?

Nancy took her dog for a walk in the park.

• Nancy

• for a walk in the park.

• took her dog for a walk in the park.

Which is the telling part of the sentence?

Nancy's dog likes to chase sticks and play catch.

• Nancy's dog

• likes to chase sticks and play catch.

Which is the naming part of the sentence?

The family walked home after a long day at the park.

• walked home after a long day at the park.

• at the park.

• The family

What is the naming part of the sentence?

Nancy's father gave the dog a bath.

• gave the dog a bath.

• Nancy's father

What is the naming part of the sentence?

Mudge sleeps beside Nancy's bed.

• Mudge

• sleeps beside Nancy's bed.

What is the telling part of the sentence?

The family enjoys having Mudge as a pet.

• The family

• enjoys having Mudge as a pet.