of This?
Is who or what the sentence is about.
What is subject?
This type of sentence ends with an exclamation point.
What is Exclamatory?
The two types of conjunctions.
What are coordinating and correlative?
The complete predicate in the following sentence is....."She took a Bus."
What is "Took a bus"?
The simple subject of the following sentence...
"Marty's eyes sparkled with delight."
What is eyes?
Tells what the subject is doing in a sentence.
What is a predicate?
You use this type of sentence when asking a question.
What is interrogative?
These are the three most popular conjunctions.
What is and, but, and or?
The complete subject in the following sentence.....
"Software of all types lined the shelves."
What is "Software of all types"?
The simple predicate in the following sentence...
"A pool of water was evaporating in the sun."
What is "was evaporating"?
This is a person, place or thing.
What is a noun?
This type of sentence is a demand.
What is imperative?
This conjunction is used when joining or adding similar ideas.
What is and?
The complete subject of the following sentence...
"The usefulness of these ships ended years ago."
What is " The usefulness of these ships"?
The main word in a complete subject.
What is a simple subject?
This describes an action.
What is a verb?
Type of sentence used when making a statement
What is declarative?
This conjunction is used to denote a choice between ideas.
What is or?
The complete predicate of the following sentence...
"Its size rivals that of its ancestors."
What is "rivals that of its ancestors"?
A sentence that contains one complete thought.
What is a simple sentence?
An incomplete thought.
What is a fragment?
This type of sentence occurs when two complete thoughts are joined without punctuation.
What is a Run-On Sentence?
These conjunctions make a strong connection between ideas.
What are correlating conjunctions?
The complete subject of the following sentence....
"A pleasant sail on a sunny day satisfies many people."
What is "A pleasant sail on a sunny day"?
This is made up of at least one verb.
What is a simple predicate?