Sentence or Fragment?
When the children saw their mother.
Fragment - incomplete thought
The book is in the table, and the pen is next the book.
The book is on the table, and the pen is next to the book.
He speaked soft during the meeting, and everyone lisened attentively.
He spoke softly during the meeting, and everyone listened attentively.
List three different parts of speech and define them
Noun - people, places, things, ideas
Verb - action word
Adjective - describes nouns
Adverb - describes verbs, adjectives, other adverbs, whole sentences
Pronoun - replace nouns
Preposition - shows relationships between words
Conjunction - connects thoughts inside of sentences
She gave her friend a gift for her birthday.
Subject: She
Verb: gave
Object: her friend a gift
Prepositional phrase: for her birthday
Fish live underwater.
Sentence
My house is more big to yours.
My house is bigger than yours.
Her car is parked at the drivway, and his bike is leaning agenst the garage.
Her car is parked in the driveway, and his bike is leaning against the garage.
What are the three basic parts of a sentence?
Subject, verb, object
She cooked a delicious meal for the holiday.
Subject: she
Verb: cooked
Object: a delicious meal
Prepositional phrase:
Running around the lake.
Fragment - missing subject
The book is more better then the movie
My birday is at the 27th of april in nineteen ninety nine.
My birthday is on the 27th of April in 1999.
What do we call the part of the sentence that causes action? Subject or object?
Subject
I sent my parents a postcard from my vacation.
Subject: I
Verb: sent
Object: my parents a postcard
Prepositional phrase: from my vacation
Go to the store.
Sentence - imperative
The bed is comfortabler the couch.
The bed is more comfortable than the couch.
The cat sleeped at the windowsill, and the dog rested near to her.
The cat slept on the windowsill, and the dog rested near her.
What do we call the part of a sentence that the action impacts? Subject or object?
Object
The teacher explained the lesson to the students before the test.
Subject: the teacher
Verb: explained
Object: the lesson
Prepositional phrase: to the students, before the test
But only if my sister can come.
My grandmother made the delishusest food.
My grandmother made the most delicious food.
I wanted to go a walk, but it started rain so I stayed inside.
I wanted to go for a walk, but it started raining so I stayed inside.
I wanted to go on a walk, but it started to rain so I stayed inside.
What is the difference between the subject and object of a sentence?
The subject does the action, the action impacts the object.
They showed their friends a photo album from their trip.
Subject: they
Verb: showed
Object: their friends a photo album
Prepositional phrase: from their trip.