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The document provides exercises on identifying the subject, verb, and object in sentences, along with rewriting sentences for subject-verb agreement. It also classifies verbs as transitive or intransitive based on their usage in given sentences. Overall, it serves as a grammar practice guide.

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The document provides exercises on identifying the subject, verb, and object in sentences, along with rewriting sentences for subject-verb agreement. It also classifies verbs as transitive or intransitive based on their usage in given sentences. Overall, it serves as a grammar practice guide.

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A. Identify the subject, verb and object in these sentences.

1. The children played football in the park.

Subject: The children

Verb: played

Object: football

2. The singer sang a sweet song.

Subject: The singer

Verb: sang

Object: a sweet song

3. The artist drew a beautiful picture.

Subject: The artist

Verb: drew

Object: a beautiful picture

4. The doctor treated the patient carefully.

Subject: The doctor

Verb: treated

Object: the patient

5. The teacher praised the hardworking students.

Subject: The teacher

Verb: praised

Object: the hardworking students

B. Rewrite the sentences so that the subject agrees with the verb.

1. A bunch of bananas is on the table.

2. She doesn’t like cold drink.

3. The boys were making noise in the class.

4. My brother and sister were going to the market.

5. One of my friends has a new car.


6. The team of players is practicing hard.

C. Write whether the verb is Transitive (T) or Intransitive (IT).

1. The baby cried loudly. → IT

2. The boy laughed at the joke. → IT

3. The man kicked the ball. → T

4. My sister reads storybooks every night. → T

5. He bought a new watch. → T

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