Types of Sentences
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Imperative
What is the other name for simple subject and simple predicate?
subject noun, verb
The students proved to be hard workers.
complete
emma and i planted an australian willow at the park.
Emma, I, Australian
Fragment: A fox with a bad attitude.
AMV
Fables are stories passed down by word of mouth.
Declarative
Did you understand the homework?
you / did understand
Running down the hallway without stopping.
Fragment
the fourth graders visited yellowstone national park.
The, Yellowstone, National, Park
Run-on: I tried to finish my homework it was already midnight, and I was too tired to think.
homework. It
Exclamatory
A hawk near our house caught a frog
hawk / caught
The circus had dancing monkeys they looked silly.
run-on
our class will meet pastor vogel on monday.
Our, Pastor, Vogel, Monday
Run-on: He made a fool of himself he thought what he did would be funny.
himself. He
Do you think the story was interesting?
Interrogative
The country mouse loved his home.
mouse / loved
I tried to finish my homework it was already midnight, and I was too tired to think.
Run-on
ms. wu read a book at the library.
Ms. Wu
Fragment: Running down the hallway without stopping.
AMV
Walk the dog.
Imperative
The farmer and his wife kept cows.
farmer, wife / kept
The book on the desk near the window.
Fragment
we are going to chicago on saturday.
We, Chicago, Saturday
Run-on: The dog barked loudly the neighbors complained all night long.
loudly. The