Types of Sentences
Sentence or Fragment:
Because of Reiley's sister.
Fragment
Label the simple subject and predicate.
Blair ran to grab her markers.
Subject: Blair
Predicate: Ran
What is the preposition?
Dwight the bee flew across the room.
across
Simple, compound, or complex?
I ran into my best friend.
Simple
Name three conjunctions
and, but, or
What type of sentence?
Most of the class prefers country music.
Declarative
Underline the simple subject and predicate.
President Pony is missing.
Predicate: is
What is the object of the preposition?
She found Mr. Hoppes in her salad.
salad
Simple, compound, or complex?
Summer and Mackenzie couldn't wait, and they ran and played all day.
Complex
Find the conjunction:
I wanted to go to the park, but my parents said no.
but
What type of sentence?
Why is you dog staring at me like that?
Interrogative
Underline the simple subject and predicate.
Is Max still reading his book?
Subject: Max
Predicate: is
What is the prepositional phrase?
Did Jaden run to the trailer?
(to the trailer)
Simple, compound, or complex?
All the kids huffed and sighed when they heard the word "homework".
Compound
What is the dependent clause?
Although I wasn't late, I almost didn't make it to class.
Although I wasn't late
What type of sentence?
Go grab the bag!
Imperative
Put a line between the complete subject and predicate, and label the simple subject and simple predicate.
I can't say that!
I(s) l can't(p) say that!
Find the prepositional phrase, underline the preposition, and circle the object of the preposition.
The softball player ran between bases.
(between(p) bases(o))
Label all the subjects and predicates.
Natalie and Zoey played rock, paper, scissors.
Subjects: Natalie, Zoey
Predicate: Played
What is the independent clause?
I couldn't find my shoe because my dog took it somewhere.
I couldn't find my shoe.
Change the sentence from interrogative to declarative.
Are turtles reptiles?
Turtles are reptiles.
Put a line between the complete subject and predicate, and label the simple subject and simple predicate.
What do you even mean?
What do you(s) l even mean(p)?
Find the prepositional phrase(s), underline the preposition(s), and circle the object of the preposition(s).
He sailed across the sea in 1776.
(across(p) the sea(o)) (in(p) 1776(o))
Label all the subjects and predicates.
Because my coffee and omelet were cold, I cleaned up and packed my lunch.
Subjects: coffee, omelet, I
Predicates: were, cleaned, packed
What is the subordinating conjunction?
If you carry the guinea pig outside, it might run away.
If