Sentence or Fragment
Subject and Predicate
Relative Pronouns
Compound/Complex Sentences
Adverb clauses
100

Is it a sentence or a fragment? “The dog slept.” 

sentence

100

Identify the subject: “Birds sang at dawn.”

Birds
100

Name the relative pronoun: “The artist who painted this is famous.”

Who

100

 Is this compound? “I waved, and Maya smiled.”

Yes

100

Identify the adverb clause: “We cheered when our team scored.”

When our team scored.

200

Is it a sentence or a fragment? “After the final bell.”

fragment

200

Identify the complete predicate: “Our class visited the museum.”

visited the museum

200

Complete the sentence with a relative pronoun: “The book ___ I borrowed is exciting.”

that

200

Name the conjunction: “Leo packed his lunch, but he forgot his drink.”

but

200

What does the adverb clause explain in this sentence? “Mia wore a jacket because the wind was cold.”  

it explains why Mia wore a jacket

300

Revise this fragment into a complete sentence: “The team near the gym.”

The team practices near the gym.

300

Identify the simple subject and simple predicate: “The bright stars twinkled overhead.”

Simple subject: stars; simple predicate: twinkled

300

What noun does “which” describe? “We toured the castle, which stood on a hill.”

castle

300

What two independent clauses form this compound sentence? “The sun set, so we headed home.”

“The sun set” and “we headed home”

300

Complete the sentence with an adverb clause: “The class grew quiet when ___.”

anything that makes sense

400

 Is this a fragment? Explain: “Because the lights went out.”

Yes. It is a dependent clause and does not express a complete thought by itself.

400

Identify the complete subject and complete predicate: “The new student from Oak Street joined our group.”

Complete subject: The new student from Oak Street; complete predicate: joined our group

400

Choose the correct pronoun: “To ___ should I address the letter: the principal or the counselor?”

whom

400

Identify the independent clause: “Before the rain began, we packed the picnic.”

We packed the picnic

400

Identify the adverb clause and tell what it describes: “Although the trail was muddy, we continued our hike.”

Although the trail was muddy” is the adverb clause. It describes the action “continued.”

500

Revise this fragment into a complete sentence: “While the players practiced after school.”

Example: “While the players practiced after school, their coach set up the equipment.”

500

Identify the simple subject and simple predicate: “The small, spotted puppy chased a ball across the yard.”

Simple subject: puppy; simple predicate: chased

500

 Choose the correct pronouns to complete the sentence: “The scientist ___ discovered the fossil shared it with the class, ___ asked many questions.”

who, which

500

What's the dependent clause in this sentence, "While I was waiting for the bus, I did my homework."

While I was waiting for the bus

500

Combine the sentences using an adverb clause that tells when: “The lights dimmed. The play began.”

Example: “After the lights dimmed, the play began.”

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