Subject or Predicate?
The students in the classroom
Subject
The boys and girls went to school today.
AND
Jumped over the fence
Fragment
Forgot the math homework.
He/She or Name forgot the math homework.
MISSING SUBJECT
Where is the adjective or adjectives?
The red roses were blooming quickly in the spring.
Red - 1 Adjective
Went to the store.
Predicate
I can't decide if I want pizza or tacos.
OR
The girls played outside because it was sunny out.
Complete Sentence
Ashley went to the ball she bought a new outfit.
Run-on sentence.
Ashley went to the mall. She bought a new outfit.
Ashley went to the mall and bought a new outfit.
Where is the adverb?
The student walked slowly to math class because they were not excited.
Slowly - 1 adverb
Alex and Ashley ran to their class.
Alex and Ashley- Subject
Ran to their class - Predicate
I want to go to my friends house this weekend and play Fortnite, but I am grounded.
AND, BUT
Ms. S went to pick up the students from recess they were not in line.
Run-on Sentence
The creepy ghosts
The creepy ghosts (add ACTION)
Where is the preposition?
The teacher walked around the classroom.
AROUND
We built a treehouse in our backyard.
We - Subject
Built a treehouse in our backyard - Predicate
Harry or Niall will come over to my house, so I need to make sure I have food!
OR, SO
Bought a pizza for dinner tonight.
Fragment
The student woke up this morning and went to school and turned in their classwork and went to lunch and went to recess.
Run-on sentence.
The student woke up this morning and went to school. They turned in their classwork. They went to lunch and recess.
What is the verb tense?
Harry Styles sang to his fans at his concert.
Sang - past tense
The blooming red roses started to grow in the garden.
The blooming red roses - Subject
Started to grow in the garden - Predicate
I can't wait till Friday, yet I love being at school with my friends and teacher.
YET, AND
She went to the store and bought groceries and bought water and forget to pick up eggs for her sister.
Run-on sentence
The classroom was a zoo the teacher cleaned it up.
Run-on
The classroom was a zoo, so the teacher cleaned it up.
The classroom was a zoo. The teacher cleaned it up.
Where is the a proper or common noun?
The pumpkin patch was outside of the Phoenix Zoo.
pumpkin patch - noun
Phoenix zoo - proper noun