Sentence Types
Simple Sentences, Compound & Complex Sentences
Nouns
Possessive Nouns
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100

What type of sentence is this?

"Please make sure you fasten your seatbelt and remain seated."

Command/Imperative Sentence

Start with predicate/verb.

100
Is this sentence simple, compound, or complex?

“We enjoy eating bananas and ice cream.”

simple

100

What is the difference between common and proper nouns?

Common Nouns

  • Definition: Common nouns refer to general names of people, places, things, or ideas. They are not specific and do not require capitalization.

Proper Nouns

  • Definition: Proper nouns refer to specific names of people, places, organizations, or events. They are always capitalized.
100

Identify the possessive nouns in the sentence. 

The dog's collar is blue.

dog's

100

Draw a line between the subject and predicate.

Ms. Johnson is my favorite teacher at Lincoln Elementary.

Ms. Johnson / is my favorite teacher at Lincoln Elementary.

200
Read the group of words. Is it a sentence, fragment, or run-on?


"The only rooster with feathers."

Fragment

200

Combine these sentences into a compound sentence:

1. Penguins are birds.

2. They cannot fly.

Penguins are birds, but they cannot fly.

200

Find all the nouns in the sentence:

The cat chased the ball across the yard.

cat ball yard.

200

What do we need to do when we change the word into possessive? 

For singular words, we need to add apostrophe and s ('s). [Ms. Sharon's favourite game]

For plural words that end in s, we only need to add apostrophe('). [the bees' hive]

200

What is a subject?

A subject is the part of a sentence that tells us who or what the sentence is about. It’s like the main character in a story!

300

Read the group of words. Is it a sentence, fragment, or run-on?

"Our field trip was so fun we played so many games."

If it is not correct, how to fix it?

It is a run-on sentence.

"Our field trip was so fun. We played so many games."

"Our field trip was so fun, and we played so many games."

300

How many complex sentences are here in this passage? 

"When the sun sets, the sky turns beautiful shades of orange and pink, making it look like a painting. Although it gets cooler in the evening, many children still play outside until it is dark. Because the stars begin to twinkle, everyone feels excited and starts to look for constellations in the night sky."


3 complex sentences

1. When the sun sets, the sky turns beautiful shades of orange and pink, making it look like a painting.

2. Although it gets cooler in the evening, many children still play outside until it is dark.

3.Because the stars begin to twinkle, everyone feels excited and starts to look for constellations in the night sky.

300

Last Saturday, my family and I went to Riverside Park for a picnic. We packed sandwiches, fruit, and drinks in a big basket. While we were eating, we saw a family playing with their dog near the lake. My little brother, Jake, wanted to join them, so he ran over to play. After lunch, we decided to visit the Art Museum downtown, where we admired the beautiful paintings by famous artists like Van Gogh and Monet.

Common nouns:family picnic sandwiches fruit drinks basket dog  lake brother lunch paintings  artists 

Proper nouns: Saturday, Riverside Park, Jake, Art Museum Van Gogh Monet

300

Find all the possessive nouns in the passage.

Emma's dog loves to play in the backyard, especially when the sun's shining. Every afternoon, she brings her friend's toys outside so they can have fun together. The dog's favorite toy is a bright red ball that always bounces high when they're throwing it.

Emma's; friend's; dog's

300

What is a predicate?

What is a Predicate?

The predicate is the part of the sentence that tells us what the subject is doing or what is happening. It’s like the action or description.

Key Points:

  • Action or Description: The predicate tells us what the subject does or what happens to it.
  • Includes the Verb: The main word in the predicate is usually a verb (an action word).
400

Can you use some of these words to make a statement, a question, a command, and an exclamation?


Turkey, Thanksgiving, holiday, show gratitude

Answers may vary.

We eat Turkey in Thanksgiving.

How do you show gratitude to your loved ones in Thanksgiving?

Please show gratitude to your loved ones.

What a fun Thanksgiving holiday!

400

Find all the FANBOYS and ISAWAWABUB in this passage. 

"The dog barked loudly because it saw a squirrel darting across the yard. While I waited patiently, I noticed the bright blue sky and the warm sun shining down, making it a perfect day for playing outside. The dog finally stopped barking when the squirrel reached a high branch, and it sat down, panting happily. Even though the squirrel was safe, my dog seemed determined to wait until it came back down, so I decided to throw a ball for my dog instead. As I tossed the ball across the grass, my dog quickly ran after it, forgetting all about the squirrel for a moment. "

FANBOYS:and, so


ISAWAWABUB:because, while, when, even though, until, as

400

Name all the changing patterns for regular plural nouns and give examples. 

1. -s [student-students]

2. -es: words that end in x, sh, ch, s, o [class-classes]

3. -ies: when words end with consonant+Y, change y to ies [baby-babies]

4. ves: when words end with f/fe, change to ves. [leaf-leaves]

400

Fill in the blank with the correct possessive forms.

Last weekend, I visited my friends (1)________ (Sarah and Jessica) house. They showed me their (2)________ (cats) toys, and we played with them in the living room. After that, we went outside to see (3)________ (neighbor) garden, which was full of beautiful flowers. I also noticed (4)________ (the girls) bike leaning against the fence. It was a fun day filled with laughter and friendship!

1. Sarah and Jessica's

2. cats'

3. neighbor's

 4. the girls'

400

Find all the nouns in the subject.

The cat in a hat danced on a table while the dog played the piano. Suddenly, the bird wearing sunglasses flew in and joined the fun. The fish in the bowl cheered loudly, splashing water everywhere!

cat; dog; bird; fish

500

Give one example of fragment and one example of run-on sentence.

Answers may vary.

500

Use some of these words to make a simple, compound, and complex sentences. 

Santa Claus, Christmas, snow, presents, excited

Answers may vary.

  1. Simple Sentence: Santa Claus brings presents to children every Christmas.

  2. Compound Sentence: I love the snow during Christmas, and it makes the holiday feel even more special.

  3. Complex Sentence: When it snows on Christmas Eve, I get excited because I know Santa Claus will be coming soon.

500

Fix 5 plural mistakes in the passage.

The childrens played in the parks, while their mouses scurried around looking for crumbs. Nearby, a group of gooses honked loudly as they waddled towards the water. Everyone enjoyed the sunny day, and the deers grazed peacefully in the grass.

childrens-children

parks-park

mouses-mice

gooses-geese

deers-deer


500

Make a sentence with possessive form and a sentence with contraction form correctly. 

Possessive form: Liam's dog loves to play fetch, but it often forgets where it left its favorite ball.

Contraction: Yesterday, as Liam's searching for it, he noticed that his neighbor's cat was watching him closely.  

500

What is the difference of possessive and contraction?

Possessive Nouns

  • Definition: Possessive nouns show ownership or that something belongs to someone or something. They are formed by adding an apostrophe and "s" (’s) to a singular noun or just an apostrophe (’) to a plural noun that ends in "s."
  • Examples:
    • Singular: James's book (the book belonging to James)
    • Plural: Dogs' park (the park for multiple dogs)

Contractions

  • Definition: Contractions are shortened forms of two words combined into one, using an apostrophe to indicate the omitted letters. They are used to make speech and writing more informal and fluid.
  • Examples:
    • It’s (it is or it has)
    • They’re (they are)
    • Don’t (do not)
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