Kinds of Sentences
Name the kind of sentence that requires a ?
What is an interrogative sentence?
It is a group of words that contain the most important noun of the sentence.
What is the complete subject?
Simple subjects are often this many words.
What is one?
One type of conjunction... and, but, or, is called this.
What is a coordinating conjunction?
A group of words that does not express a complete thought.
What is a fragment?
Name the two types of sentences that use periods.
What are declarative and imperative sentences.
It begins with a verb, and goes to the end of the sentence.
What is the complete predicate?
Simple predicates are the ____________.
What are verbs?
Another type of conjunction which has two words that both need to be used in a sentence would be called this..
What is correlative conjunctions?
Two or more sentences that run together without the correct punctuation form a ___________.
What is a run-on sentence?
Please add punctuation to this sample sentence:
How unreal winter seems now
What is adding an exclamation mark for an exclamatory sentence!
The phrases that sometimes make finding the complete subject confusing are called ___________.
What are prepositional phrases?
These additional words in the sentence aid the verb, and make the sentence sound correct.
What are helping verbs?
Name the correlative conjunctions in the following sentence...
Either Riverfront Plaza or Forsyth Park is worth a visit.
What are Either...or?
One way to correct a run-on sentence is this.
What is adding a conjunction, or create two separate sentences, or both?
An imperative sentence always has this.
What is an understood (you)?
The "slash" would come at this place in the example sentence:
Our local art gallery will show her works.
What is
Our local art gallery/ will show her works.
When you are searching for a simple subject in a question, what needs to be done?
What is restate the question as a statement?
Please list three correlative conjunctions you know.
What are:
either...or
neither...nor
both...and
whether...or
not only...but also
One way to correct a run-on is to simplify.
Example:
The winner was proud, she was also happy.
What is...
The winner was proud and happy.
Name the four types of sentences.
What are declarative, exclamatory, interrogative, and imperative sentences?
Inverted sentences change the placement of this ___. Explain what happens.
What is the subject? It comes at the end of the sentence instead of at the beginning.
These two words can never be the subject in an inverted sentence.
What are here and there?
"Conjunction Junction what's your function"...sing the next line.
What is "hooking up words, and phrases, and clauses."
The grade I'm going to get on my posttest for Unit 1.
What is an "A"?