Subjects
What is the SIMPLE SUBJECT of this sentence: The skies over many big cities echo with the cries of peregrine falcons.
skies
What is the SIMPLE PREDICATE of this sentence: However, a restoration program has increased their numbers.
has increased
What is the COMPOUND PART of this sentence: Falcons and hawks were once nearly extinct in the eastern United States.
*what words from the sentence are compound?
Falcons and hawks
What TYPE of sentence is this: Elevators made skyscrapers and high-rises possible.
declarative sentence
Is this sentence complete, a fragment, or run-on:
To know everything is quite impossible.
complete sentence
What is the SIMPLE SUBJECT of this sentence: There are perfect nesting sites in these places.
sites
What is the COMPLETE PREDICATE of this sentence: Falcons like the high ledges of skyscrapers and tall bridges.
like the high ledges of skyscrapers and tall bridges.
What is the TYPE of COMPOUND PART of this sentence: Falcons and hawks were once nearly extinct in the eastern United States.
*what TYPE of compound is "falcons and hawks"?
compound subjects
What TYPE of sentence is this: Don't think this invention is always a convenience, though.
imperative sentence
Is this sentence complete, a fragment, or run-on?
Because I have no money.
What is the SIMPLE SUBJECT of this sentence: Down drops the hunter at nearly 200 miles an hour!
hunter
What is the COMPLETE PREDICATE of this sentence: There are perfect nesting sites in these places.
in these places.
What is the COMPOUND PART of this sentence: Falcons can live and hunt with ease in major cities.
*what words from the sentence are compound?
can live and hunt
What TYPE of sentence is this: A man in England was trapped in an elevator for 62 hours!
exclamatory sentence
Is this sentence complete, a fragment, or run-on?
I studied for my math test for 2 hours, I still did not pass.
run-on
What is the COMPLETE SUBJECT of this sentence: The birds' favorite foods are pigeons and starlings.
The birds' favorite foods
What is the SIMPLE PREDICATE of this sentence: The skies over many big cities echo with the cries of peregrine falcons.
echo
What is the TYPE of COMPOUND PART of this sentence: Falcons can live and hunt with ease in major cities.
*what TYPE of compound is "can live and hunt"?
compound verbs
What TYPE of sentence is this: Can you throw your breakfast away already.
imperative
FIX this sentence:
Up the stairs trudged two reluctant 6 year old they were being made to go to bed.
add a period, comma-conjunction, or semicolon after OLD