Subject/Verb
Name the Subject and the Verb:
Joe waited for the train to arrive.
Subject: Joe Verb: waited
Run-On, Fragment or Complete:
Because it was raining.
Fragment
On the white board, spell this word correctly:
Diana was ____________________ when she slipped on the floor.
embarrassed
Which form should be used in the blank? There Their They're
They forgot ___________ pen at school, so they went back and got it.
their
Dana went to the store. She didn't find lettuce.
Dana went to the store, but she didn't find lettuce.
Dana went to the store, yet she didn't find lettuce.
Name the subject and the verb:
Brad came to dinner with us.
Subject: Brad Verb: came
Run-On, Fragment, Complete:
I ran across the road it was very dangerous.
Run-On
Write this word correctly on the white board:
Valentine's Day is on ________________ 14th.
February
Which form should be used? You're Your
___________ behavior is out of control!
Your
Make this run-on sentence into three simple sentences.
Erika lost a tooth and she put her tooth under her pillow and the tooth fairy left her a dollar.
Erika lost a tooth. She put her tooth under the pillow. The tooth fairy left her a dollar.
Name the subject and the verb:
Of all the places to travel, Mexico is at the the top of my list.
Subject: Mexico
Verb: is
Fragment, Run-On, or Complete
To explain why that happened.
Fragment
Write this word correctly on the white board:
There are three branches of the United States _______________.
government
Which form should be used? You're or Your
You may go to the mall when ______________ chores are finished.
Your
Make this a compound sentence.
I want to lost weight yet I eat lots of fast food.
I want to lost weight, yet I eat lots of fast food.
Name the subject and the verb:
Despite leaving early, the traffic moved slowly.
Subject: traffic
Verb: moved
Run-On, Fragment, Complete:
She purchased the coffee and creamer for her friend.
Complete
Write this word correctly on the white board:
When doing projects, be careful if you're cutting with ____________.
scissors
Which form should be used? They're There Their
The kids can be loud and obnoxious, but ____________ really sweet also!
They're
Fix this sentence.
Mary likes dogs she has a beagle.
Mary likes dogs. She has a beagle.
Mary likes dogs, so she has a beagle.
Mary likes dogs, and she has a beagle.
Name the subject and the verb:
Mary and Samantha left early to pick up the dry cleaning.
Subject: Mary and Samantha
Verb: left
Run-On, Fragment or Complete:
The students walked to lunch and waited in line to order their food but the staff is short-handed so it took longer than they expected.
Run-On
Write this word correctly on the white board:
Even though teachers are smart, they ________________ make plenty of mistakes!
definitely
Which should be used? Wear We're Where Were
Should I _____________ the black socks or blue ones?
wear
Fix this sentence.
Went to the store.
Students should add a subject.