Week 20
4/29/19 - 5/3/19
she had cut the wood brought the water fed the children eaten her own meal and now she sat thinking
Monday
she - nominative
had - helping verb
cut, brought, fed, eaten, sat - verb
the - article
wood, water, children, meal - noun
and - coordinating conjunction
now - adverb
thinking - gerund
Tuesday
she - subject
cut, brought, fed, eaten, sat - direct objects
sat thinking - gerund phrase
Wednesday
Simple sentence
Declarative
One independent clause
Thursday
She had cut the wood, brought the water, fed the children, eaten her own meal, and now she sat thinking.
Week 19
4/22/19-4/26/19
this he finally handed to lord godalming who took out his purse and gave him something
Monday
4/29/19 - 5/3/19
she had cut the wood brought the water fed the children eaten her own meal and now she sat thinking
Monday
she - nominative
had - helping verb
cut, brought, fed, eaten, sat - verb
the - article
wood, water, children, meal - noun
and - coordinating conjunction
now - adverb
thinking - gerund
Tuesday
she - subject
cut, brought, fed, eaten, sat - direct objects
sat thinking - gerund phrase
Wednesday
Simple sentence
Declarative
One independent clause
Thursday
She had cut the wood, brought the water, fed the children, eaten her own meal, and now she sat thinking.
Week 19
4/22/19-4/26/19
this he finally handed to lord godalming who took out his purse and gave him something
Monday
This - demonstrative pronoun
He - 3rd person (male) nominative pronoun
Finally - adverb
Handed - action verb past
To - preposition
Lord Godalming - proper noun
Who - Interrogative Pronoun
Took - action verb past
Out - adverb
His - possessive pronoun
Purse - noun
And - coordinating conjunction
Gave - action verb past
Him - objective pronoun
Something - pronoun
Tuesday
To Lord Godalming - adjective prepositional phrase
Handed - verb intransitive
Took - verb transitive
Purse - direct object
Gave - verb transitive
Him - indirect object
Something - direct object
Wednesday
this he finally handed to lord godalming - ind.
who took out his purse and gave him something - dep.
Compound - Complex
Declarative
Thursday
This he finally handed to Lord Godalming, who took out his purse
and handed him something.
4/15-4/19
Monday
he lay where he had fallen and from there he watched the man in the red sweater
he - nominative pronoun
lay - verb
where - subordinating conjunction
had - helping verb
fallen - verb
and - coordinating conjunction
from - preposition
there - noun
watched - verb
the - article
man - noun
in - preposition
red - adjective
sweater - noun
Tuesday
he - complete subject
lay/fallen - verb intransitive
watched - verb transitive
man - direct object
from there - prep phrase
there-op
in the red sweater - prep phrase
sweater - object preposition
Wednesday
he lay - ind cl
when he had fallen - dependent clause
from there he watched the man in the red sweater - independent clause
Declarative
Compound-complex
Thursday
He lay, where he had fallen, and from there he watched the man in the red sweater.
Week 17
4/8-4/12
Monday
never in all his life had he been so vilely treated and never in all his life had he been so angry
never - adv
in - prep
all - adj
his - 2nd poss pro
life - noun
had - hv
he - 1st nom pro
been - hv
so - adv
vilely - adv
treated - av
and - cc
angry - av
Tuesday
in all his life - adj prep ph
treated/angry - vi
he - subj
Wednesday
never in all his life had he been treated so vilely - ind cl
never in all his life had he been so angry - ind cl
Compound Sentence
Declarative
Thursday
Never in all his life had he been treated so vilely, and never in all his life had he been so angry.
Week 16
4/4-4/5
oh i cant wait to go to salinas california to visit the national steinbeck center
Monday
oh - interjection
i - pronoun
cant - helping verb
wait - action verb
to go - infinitive phrase
to - preposition
salinas california - proper noun
to visit - infinitive ohrase
the - article
national - proper noun
steinbeck - proper noun
center - proper noun
Tuesday
to salinas california - prep phrase
salinas california - object of prep
Wednesday
Simple sentence
indepenent clause
exclamatory
Thursday
Oh, I can't wait to go to Salinas, California to visit the National Steinbeck Center!
Week 15
3/25-3/29
Monday
do you think victor said he that i do not suffer also
do - helping verb
you - 2nd person nominative pronoun
think - action verb
victor - proper noun
said - action verb
he - 3rd person nominative pronoun
that - subordinating conjunction
i - 1st person nominative pronoun
do - helping verb
not - helping verb
suffer - action verb
also - adverb
Tuesday
think - verb intransitive
said - verb transitive
he - direct object
suffer - verb intransitive
Wednesday
do you think victor said he - independent clause
that i do not suffer also - dependent clause
Complex/interrogative
Thursday
"Do you think, Victor," said he, "that I do not suffer also?"
Week 14
3/11-3/15
Monday
one of the sanest surest and most generous joys of life comes from being happy over the good fortune of others
one - indefinite pronoun
of - preposition
the - article
sanest - adjective
surest - adjective
and - coordinating conjunction
most - adverb
generous - adjective
joys - noun
of - preposition
life - noun
comes - action verb
from - preposition
being - gerund
happy - adjective
over - preposition
the - article
good - adjective
fortune - noun
of - preposition
others - indefinite pronoun
Tuesday
of the sanest surest and most generous joys - prep phrase
of life - prep phrase
from being happy - prep phrase
over the good fortune - prep phrase
of others - prep phrase
comes - verb intransitive
joy, life, happy, fortune, others - object of preposition
Wednesday
one of the sanest surest and most generous joys of life comes from being happy over the good fortune of others - independent clause
Simple Sentence
Declarative
Thursday
One of the sanest, surest, and most generous joys of life comes from being happy over the good fortune of others.
Week 11
2/18-2/22
Monday
when they arrived at the office he was shut up in a little room by himself and admonished by mr bumble to stay there until he came back to fetch him.
when - subordinating Conjunction
they - nominative pronoun
arrived - verb
at - proposition
the - article
office - noun
he - 3rd person male nominative pronoun
was - helping verb
shut - verb
up - adverb
in - preposition
a - article
little - adjective
room - noun
by - preposition
himself - 3rd person male reflexive pronoun
and - coordinating conjunction
admonished - verb
by - preposition
mr bumble - proper noun
to - infinitive
stay - verb
there - adverb
until - subordinating conjunction
he - 3rd person male nominative pronoun
came - verb
back - adverb
to - infinitive
fetch - verb
him - 3rd person male objective pronoun
Tuesday
to stay there/to fetch him - infinitive phrases
at the office/in a little room/by himself/by mr bumble - prepositional phrases
arrived/admonished - verb intransitive
Wednesday
When they arrived at the office - dependent clause
he was shut up in a little room by himself - independent clause
and admonished to stay there - independent clause
until he came back to fetch him - dependent clause
compound-complex
declarative
Thursday
When they arrived at the office, he was shut up in a little room by himself, and admonished by mr bumble to stay there, until he came back to fetch him.
Week 10
2/11-2/15
Monday
On ascending to isabellas room my suspicions were confirmed it was empty
On - preposition
Ascending - gerund
To - preposition
Isabellas - proper noun
Room - noun
My - 1st person possessive pronoun
Suspicions - noun
Were - helping verb
Confirmed - action verb
It - 3rd person objective pronoun
Was linking verb
Tuesday
On ascending - adverb prepositional phrase
To isabellas room - adverb prepositional phrase
Confirmed - verb intransitive
Empty - predicate adjective
Wednesday
On acending to isabellas room my suspicions were confirmed - independent clause
It was empty - dependent clause
Complex Sentence
DeclarativeThursday
On ascending to Isabella’s room my suspicions were confirmed, it was empty.
Week 9
2/4-2/8
Monday
mr bennet was among the earliest of those who waited on mr bingley
mr bennet/mr bingley - proper nouns
was - helping verb
among/waited - action verbs
the - article
of/on - preposition
those - demonstrative pronoun
who - relative pronoun
Tuesday
among/waited - verb intransitive
of those/on mr bingley - prepositional phrases
Wednesday
independent clause
simple sentence
declarative
Thursday
Mr. Bennet was among the earliest of those who waited on Mr. Bingley.
Week 8
1/28-2/1
Monday
mark twain who wrote both fiction and nonfiction was born on november 30 1835 in florida missouri
mark twain - proper nouns
who - relative pronoun
wrote - action verb past tense
both - adverb
fiction/nonfiction - common nouns
and - coordinating conjunction
was - helping verb
born - action verb past tense
on/in - prepositions
november/florida/missouri - proper nouns
Tuesday
wrote - verb transitive
fiction/nonfiction - direct objects
who wrote both fiction and nonfiction - appositive phrase (adjective phrase)
on november 30 1835 - prepositional phrase
in florida missouri - prepositional phrase
november/missouri - object of preposition
Wednesday
mark twain - independent clause
who wrote both fiction and nonfiction - dependent clause
was born on november 30 1835 in florida missouri - independent clause
Compound-complex sentence/declarative
Thursday
Mark Twain, who wrote both fiction and nonfiction, was born on November 30, 1835 in Florida, Missouri.
1/7-1/11
Monday-Wednesday
who now the price of his dear blood doth owe
who - relative pronoun
now - adverb
the - article
price - noun/direct object
of - preposition
his - 3rd person possessive pronoun
dear - adjective
blood - noun/object of the preposition
doth - helping verb
owe - action verb present tense/verb transitive
(of his dear blood) - adjective prepositional phrase
independent clause/Simple Sentence
Interrogative
Thursday
Who now the price of his dear blood doth owe?
Week 4
12/10/2018-12/14/2018
Monday
each of the students was working on his writing assignment when the bell rang
each, students, assignment, bell
of, on - prepositions
the - article
was - helping verb
working, rang - verbs
his - pronoun
writing - adjective
when - subordinating conjunction
Tuesday
each of the students was working on his writing assignment when the bell rang
Each, bell - subject
of the students - prepositional phrase
on his writing assignment - prepositional phrase
working, rang - verb intransitive
Wednesday
each of the students was working on his writing assignment when the bell rang
Complex sentence
declarative
each of the students was working on his writing assignment - independent clause
when the bell rang - dependent clause
Thursday
each of the students was working on his writing assignment when the bell rang
Each of the students was working on his writing assignment when the bell rang.
Week 3
12/03/2018 - 12/07/2018
Monday:
lord aldermarle an elderly paralytic gentleman was now the only advocate for phileas fogg
lord aldermarle, phileas fogg - proper nouns
an, the - articles
elderly, paralytic, only - adjectives
gentleman, advocate - common nouns
was - linking verb
now - adverb
for - preposition
Tuesday:
lord aldermarle an elderly paralytic gentleman was now the only advocate for phileas fogg
an elderly paralytic gentleman - appositive phrase
was - verb intransitive
advocate - predicate nominative
for phileas fogg - prepositional phrase
Wednesday:
lord aldermarle an elderly paralytic gentleman was now the only advocate for phileas fogg
Independent clause
Simple Sentence
Declarative
Thursday:
lord aldermarle an elderly paralytic gentleman was now the only advocate for phileas fogg
Lord Aldermarle, an elderly paralytic gentleman, was now the only advocate for Phileas Fogg.
Week 2
11/26-11/30
Monday:
show me a thoroughly satisfied man and i will show you a failure
Show - present tense action verb
me - singular objective pronoun
a - article
thoroughly - adverb
satisfied - participle
man - noun
and - coordinating conjunction
I - 1st person nominative pronoun
will - helping verb
show - action verb future tense
you - objective pronoun
failure - noun
Tuesday:
show me a thoroughly satisfied man and i will show you a failure
show - verb transitive
me - subject and indirect object
you - subject and indirect object
man - direct object
failure - direct object
Wednesday:
show me a thoroughly satisfied man and i will show you a failure
Compound Sentence
Imperative
Independent Clause: Show me a thoroughly satisfied man
Independent Clause: I will show you a failure.
Thursday:
show me a thoroughly satisfied man and i will show you a failure
Show me a thoroughly satisfied man and I will show you a failure.