Fragment, Sentence, or Run on
Sentence Disection
Kinds of Sentences
Compound Sub. & Pred.
Simple Sub. & Pred.
100
The cool damp caverns in the cave.
fragment
100
Yesterday, Mr. Noyes's class went to the computer lab.
class/ went
100
May I open the door
interrogative
100
Mr. Noyes and Mr. Ryan teach me interesting things.
compound subject - Mr. Noyes & Mr. Ryan
100
That leaky pipe in the basement should be fixed.
pipe / should
200
You walk too slowly, come on.
run-on
200
Both pilots landed safely.
pilots / landed
200
The greatest baseball team is the Philadelphia Phillies
declarative--and true
200
Will two bags or one box fit in the trunk?
compound subject--bags & box
200
Devon feels sick this afternoon.
Devon / feels
300
Look at this!
sentence
300
My new bicycle has a flat tire.
bicycle / has
300
What a terrific movie that was
exclamatory
300
Mom's camera and film are in the car.
compound subject--camera & film
300
Mother's sunflowers filled the vase.
sunflowers / filled
400
Night comes the moon comes up.
run-on
400
Mr. Noyes is my teacher.
Noyes / is
400
Pass the milk, please
imperative
400
Pick up the ball and run.
compound predicate--pick & run
400
In the winter, I love to sled.
I / love
500
To sleep well tonight.
fragment
500
Alice has been driving for two years.
Alice / has
500
How hungry I am
exclamatory
500
Maureen gripped the bat and stepped up to the plate.
compound predicate--gripped & stepped
500
Get the door for the visitor, please.
(you) / get
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