I went camping yesterday and unfortunately hurt my foot.

He went camping yesterday.

Hurt my foot and make a sentence:

I went fishing yesterday and unfortunately hurt my foot.

He followed me in the yard and accidentally hurt my foot.

English sentence-making skills:

1) Subject: It is the subject of the sentence and the executor of the action. It can be a noun, pronoun, gerund, infinitive or even a sentence.

Can act as a subject. For example:

The apple is red. (apple: noun as subject)

He likes apples. (He: pronoun as subject)

Reading in bed is a bad habit. (Reading: Gerund as Subject)

It is easier said than done. (Say: infinitive as subject)

What he did worried the teacher. (What he did: Sentence as the subject)

2) Predicate: usually composed of a single verb or verb phrase, which explains or describes the action, state or characteristics of the subject. For example:

My mother likes shopping. (Enjoy: a single verb as the predicate)

The boys are playing football on the playground. (Playing football: verb phrase as predicate)

3) Object: the person or thing involved in the action, that is, the object or content of the action. For example:

He bought a book yesterday. (a book: content)