Grammar - sentence structure - edited shorter

Identify the subject: The dog shivered throughout the night.

Identify the subject: The dentist sat next to the patient in a barber’s chair.

Identify the subjects of the clauses: Our ball went missing when Jack threw it over the fence.

Identify the adverb/s: It is too hot today.

Identify the subject: During my sister’s graduation, we all sat outside in the miserable heat.

Identify the adverb: I visit my friend daily.

Identify the subject: The girl tripped over the bench and hurt herself.

Identify the adverb: The dangerously narrow bridge scared me as I drove over it.

Identify the conjunction: Although it's raining, it's not cold.

Identify the conjunction: I'll buy some milk since I'll be at the shops.

Identify the adverb: Gabriel is an extremely good writer.

Identify the adjective: My next-door neighbors often visit their grandmother.

Identify the subjects: Our house got burnt down during the fire but thankfully we were ok.

Identify the adverb: The show will begin soon.

Identify the adverb: The captain quickly boarded the boat anchored in the harbour.

Identify the adverbs: The sneaky snake slithered swiftly and silently.

Identify the subject: Puppies will chew anything: old shoes, dirty socks, glossy magazines.

Identify the subject: During the night the owl shrieked loudly.

Identify the subject: He said that she looked like she had been up all night.

Identify the adverb: He studies his lessons very carefully.

Identify the subject: The women disguised themselves as men and went to battle.

Identify the adverb: She sings well.

Identify the preposition: Jessica and Ashleigh are reading their books in the yard.

Identify the adjective: Herbert seemed unusually happy yesterday.

Identify the conjunction: I didn't go to the party because I had no way of getting there.