

This Grade 4 worksheet on Identifying Subjects, Predicates, and Objects helps students clearly understand how sentences are structured. Through underlining, circling, multiple-choice questions, labelled identification, and paragraph-based analysis, learners strengthen their understanding of who or what performs the action (subject), what is said about the subject (predicate), and who or what receives the action (object). The worksheet progresses step-by-step. Students first identify subjects and separate predicates, then circle main objects. They practise selecting correct answers through MCQs, classify labelled parts of sentences, and finally analyse a full paragraph to identify subjects, predicates, and objects in context. This structured approach builds strong grammar clarity and improves writing accuracy.
1. They form the basic structure of every sentence.
2. They help students understand sentence meaning clearly.
3. They improve writing accuracy and sentence construction.
4. They strengthen grammar skills required for exams.
🧠 Exercise 1 – Underline the Subject
Students underline the subject and mark where the predicate begins.
⭕ Exercise 2 – Circle the Object
Students identify and circle the main object in each sentence.
📋 Exercise 3 – Multiple Choice Questions
Students choose the correct subject, predicate, or object.
✏️ Exercise 4 – Identify Labelled Parts
Students classify labelled sentence parts as subject, predicate, or object.
📝 Exercise 5 – Paragraph Analysis
Students read a short passage and identify specific subjects, predicates, and objects.
Exercise No. 1 – Subject | Predicate
1. Kavya | packed her lunchbox neatly.
2. Arjun | carried the cricket bat carefully.
3. Sana | watered the plants in the balcony.
4. The school bell | rang loudly this morning.
5. Dev | finished the maths worksheet quickly.
6. The little kitten | chased a red ribbon.
7. Iqbal | helped his sister with homework.
8. The teacher | checked our notebooks today.
9. Heavy clouds | covered the sky in Delhi.
10. The shopkeeper | arranged fresh fruits on the shelf.
Exercise No. 2 – Main Objects
1. poster
2. football
3. pencil case
4. toy
5. squirrel
6. classroom board
7. noodles
8. bus
9. saplings
10. book
Exercise No. 3 – Multiple Choice Answers
1. a
2. a
3. c
4. a
5. b
6. c
7. c
8. b
9. c
10. c
Exercise No. 4 – Labelled Part Identification
1. Subject
2. Object
3. Subject
4. Object
5. Subject
6. Object
7. Subject
8. Object
9. Subject
10. Object
Exercise No. 5 – Paragraph Answers
1. Subject of Sentence 1: Kavya
2. Predicate of Sentence 2: waved to her from across the busy road
3. Subject of Sentence 3: The bright yellow school bus
4. Object in Sentence 4: the door
5. Predicate of Sentence 5: carried her heavy bag and found a seat near the window
6. Object in Sentence 6: his water bottle
7. Subject of Sentence 7: A teacher on duty
8. Object in Sentence 8: the crowded market
9. Subject of Sentence 9: The children
10. Predicate of Sentence 10: entered the campus happily and walked toward their classrooms
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The subject is usually the person, place, or thing performing the action in the sentence.
The predicate includes the verb and tells what the subject does or what happens to the subject.
The subject performs the action, while the object receives the action.