I could use some help with sentence diagramming… I will medal and fan you!!

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anonymous · Answer

1. The Campers enjoy canoeing through Algonquin Park.
2. Jean Wanted to invite us over for lunch.
3. Meeting him for the first time, Charlie was slightly nervous.

anonymous · Answer

@undeadknight26

anonymous · Answer

So… you got any ideas?

anonymous · Answer

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anonymous · Answer

That is all I have for the first part…

anonymous · Answer

@beccaboo333

beccaboo333 · Answer

Sorry I do not understand these kinds of problems.

undeadknight26 · Answer

@Ashleyisakitty @e.mccormick @tHe_FiZiCx99 any one know this?

anonymous · Answer

|dw:1398107370159:dw| that's what I have from the second

|dw:1398107421071:dw| and what I have for the third

the_fizicx99 · Answer

I did this a long time ago in middle school. I don't remember much of it. :/

anonymous · Answer

@JuniorEinstein1

anonymous · Answer

Can you help me?

anonymous · Answer

@YanaSidlinskiy

anonymous · Answer

Can you help me?

yanasidlinskiy · Answer

Hmmm......What's the question?

esshotwired · Answer

@tHe_FiZiCx99 gave you a diagram to try and help. maybe try it on your own first then we can help you more

anonymous · Answer

I have tried for hours… I just don't understand… I'm sorry…

esshotwired · Answer

Ok well then first let's choose what part of speech each word is in each sentence. 
Let's start with the first one: The Campers enjoy canoeing through Algonquin Park.

The(article) Campers(subject) enjoy(verb) canoeing(direct object) through(preposition) Algonquin Park(object of preposition).

So using this, maybe try to do it now?

anonymous · Answer

Thank you :) |dw:1398110519483:dw| like that?

esshotwired · Answer

Looks good to me :) Do you need help finding the parts of speech for the other 2 sentences?

anonymous · Answer

Yes please :)

esshotwired · Answer

2. Jean(subject) wanted(verb) to(preposition) invite(object of preposition) us(direct object) over(preposition) for(preposition) lunch(object of preposition). *I guess you would put 'over for' together, but I'm not 100% sure*
3. Meeting(noun) him(pronoun) for(preposition) the(article) first(adjective) time(object of preposition), Charlie(subject) was(verb) slightly(adverb) nervous(direct object). *I have no idea what to do with the 'Meeting him' part so let me research it while you do the rest*

esshotwired · Answer

This is what I believe you would do for part of the third one: |dw:1398111596593:dw|