Free Reed-Kellogg Diagram Editor

Create professional sentence diagrams with our interactive visual editor. Perfect for grammar education and language learning.

Reed-Kellogg Components

Basic

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Main Baseline

The primary horizontal line for subject and predicate

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Subject/Predicate Divider

Vertical line that passes through the baseline

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Direct Object Line

Vertical line that stops at baseline for direct objects

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Predicate Line

Backslash line for predicate nouns/adjectives

Modifiers

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Modifier Line

Slanted line for adjectives and adverbs

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Prepositional Phrase

Slanted line + horizontal line for prep phrases

Objects

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Indirect Object

Line structure for indirect objects under verb

Conjunctions

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Coordinate Conjunction

Dotted line for coordinating conjunctions

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Subordinate Conjunction

Dotted slanted line for subordinate clauses

Verbals

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Gerund Structure

Stepped line structure for gerunds

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Infinitive Structure

Stepped line structure for infinitives

Special

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Appositive

Parentheses structure for appositives

Quick Guide

  • • Start with a main horizontal line
  • • Add vertical line to separate subject/predicate
  • • Use diagonal lines for modifiers
  • • Add text labels for words

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