Sentence types
What type of sentence is this?
I love dogs and cats.
Declarative
What is the complete subject?
The brown fuzzy dog chased the orange scaredy cat.
The brown fuzzy dog
Do you include the conjunction in the compound subject or compound predicate?
No
Is this a simple or compound sentence?
She is a dancer and a singer.
Simple
Is this a fragment, run-on, or complete sentence?
She and I
fragment
What type of sentence is this?
What are we having for dinner?
Interrogative
What is the complete predicate?
I played football all weekend long.
played football all weekend long.
What is the compounds subject:
Stacy and I are cousins.
Stacy and I
Is this a simple or compound sentence?
She likes horses, but I like ponies.
Compound sentence
Is this a fragment, run-on, or complete sentence?
Cara and Brandy go skiing and snowboarding.
complete sentence
What type of sentence is this?
Please stop.
Imperative
What is the simple subject?
The small furry scurrying mouse hid from the giant stomping human.
mouse
What is the compound predicate:
We sang and danced all night.
sang, danced
Is this a simple or compound sentence?
Timmy and Darius can eat and sleep, or Mary and Kam can dance and sing.
Compound sentence
Fix this run-on:
I want a book from the library I can go on Saturday.
I want a book from the library. I can go on Saturday.
I want a book from the library, so I can go on Saturday.
What type of sentence is this
Oh my goodness you're alive!
Exclamatory
What is the complete predicate?
My friends and I went to see a scary movie.
went to see a scary movie.
What is the compound subject?
Cars and trucks drive on roads and highways.
Cars, trucks
Combine these sentences:
It is raining. There are puddles.
It is running, so there are puddles.
Fix this fragment
Studied late.
Ms. Marks will decide.
Name all four sentence types
Declarative, Imperative, Exclamatory, Interrogative
What is the simple predicate?
I can see why you feel that way.
can see
What is the compound predicate?
Mandy and Suzie ate vegetables and fruit and drank water and milk yesterday and today.
ate, drank
Combine these sentences:
Gina wants to go to the beach. Terry wants to go to the mountains.
Gina wants to go to the beach, but Terry wants to go to the mountains.
Is this a fragment or a run on? Fix it.
Does Maria want to dance or does Pedro want to get dinner?
add a comma after dance