Identifying Nouns and Predicates

This video tutorial guides students on how to fill out a noun job chart by classifying sentences. It covers identifying core parts like subject nouns and verbs, finding adverbs and adjectives, understanding sentence structure and types, and completing the noun job chart with sentence details. The tutorial uses a sample sentence to demonstrate the process and provides tips for identifying different parts of speech.

What is the main purpose of the video?

• To help fill out the noun job chart

• To explain sentence types

• To identify adjectives

• To teach how to classify verbs

What is the first step in classifying a sentence?

• Separating subject and predicate

• Classifying the sentence

• Finding adverbs

• Identifying adjectives

Which question helps identify the subject noun?

• Who?

• What?

• Where?

• How?

What is the action in the sentence 'seven very old horses galloped slowly around earlier'?

• Horses

• Slowly

• Around

• Galloped

Which question helps find adverbs?

• How?

• How many?

• Which one?

• What kind?

What kind of horses are mentioned in the sentence?

• Fast

• Young

• Old

• New

Where do you separate the subject from the predicate in the sentence?

• Between 'seven' and 'very'

• Between 'old' and 'horses'

• Between 'slowly' and 'around'

• Between 'horses' and 'galloped'

What type of sentence is 'seven very old horses galloped slowly around earlier'?

• Declarative

• Interrogative

• Imperative

• Exclamatory

What is the noun used in the sentence?

• Horses

• Galloped

• Earlier

• Slowly

What is the noun job of 'horses' in the sentence?

• Predicate noun

• Adjective noun

• Object noun

• Subject noun