What Am I?
Sentence,
Fragment, or
Run-On
The Missing Part-
Subject or Predicate?
Types of Sentences
State the Simple Subject
State the Simple Predicate
100
When I went to the parade.
What is a fragment?
100
The happy tot.
What is the predicate part?
100
How much does your dog weigh
What is interrogative?
100
Yesterday, I went to Mr. Passamonte's house.
What is I?
100
Zachary ran quickly in a 5K race.
What is, "Ran?"
200
I adore chocolate covered strawberries!
What is a sentence?
200
Wished that he could visit Santa at the North Pole.
What is subject part?
200
If I'm not there soon, call my cell phone
What is imperative?
200
The animals in the enclosed pen were anxious to eat.
What is, "Animals?"
200
Sophia's hope is that Santa brings her many gifts.
What is, "Is?"
300
Plays basketball on the weekends.
What is a fragment?
300
My only wish.
What is predicate part?
300
Why, look how much you've grown
What is exclamatory?
300
The flag of Canada has a maple leaf on it.
What is, "Flag?"
300
On Christmas day, Nancy will be cooking dinner.
What is, "Will be cooking?"
400
Yesterday, my Aunt Lauren and Uncle Chris.
What is a fragment?
400
Last week when we went skiing.
What is the predicate part?
400
Rose are red and violets are blue
What is declarative?
400
Brielle and her mother went to Woodbury Commons yesterday.
What is, " Brielle" and "mother?"
400
The student has answered the question correctly.
What is, "Has answered?"
500
It is winter I will go snowboarding I will go skiing.
What is a run-on?
500
Jumped and ran along side the car.
What is the subject part?
500
I want you to do your homework tonight
What is a declarative?
500
Go to your room.
What is, "You?"
500
The girl down the block might have been Emily.
What is, "Might have been?"
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