A group of words that expresses a complete thought
The two subjective complements are ___ and ___.
What are PN and PA?
T/F: A verb in the passive voice can have an object complement.
What is T?
A group of related words without a skeleton
What is phrase?
A substantive that identifies or explains another substantive
What is an appositive?
Every sentence can be divided into these 2 parts.
What are subject and predicate?
Subjective complements always follow _____ verbs.
What are linking?
T/F: If a sentence doesn't have an IO and DO originally, there can be no retained object.
What is T?
A group of words with a skeleton
What is a clause?
The 2 types of expletives (1 word each)
What are "it" and "there"?
The _______ consists of simple subject and simple predicate.
What is skeleton?
The two object complements are ___ and ___.
What are DO and IO?
Name the retained object: The farmers were given an uneasy feeling by the bad weather.
What is feeling (retained DO)?
The two types of single part of speech phrases
What are noun and verb?
A ____ sentence contains two or more independent clauses.
What is compound?
A _____ does not express a complete thought.
What is a fragment?
An objective complements follows and completes the ____.
What is DO?
What is adorable?
Includes a skeleton but is not a complete sentence on its own
What is a dependent clause?
A _____ sentence gives the main ideas first and the details later.
What is loose?
Most ______ sentences are elliptical.
What is imperative? (because you is understood)
Three basic types of complements:
What are subjective, object, and objective?
Rewrite the sentence with a retained DO: Mrs. Langley gave us a wonderful surprise.
What is "We were given a wonderful surprise by Mrs. Langley"?
The three types of verbal phrases
What are gerund, infinitive, and participial?
What is inverted? (subject AFTER predicate)