Name the subject and the predicate.
The dogs, cats, turtles, and rabbits all have been bought.
Subject: dogs, cats, turtles,and rabbits
Predicate: have all been bought
100
Fix the run-on sentence.
Darla ate an apple while playing the piano she had a good time.
1: Darla ate an apple while playing the piano. She had a good time.
2: Darla ate an apple, while playing the piano, and she had a good time.
100
Name the simple subject.
The seashells washed up on the shore.
seashells
100
Which group of words makes a sentence?
1.The man walked to his car.
2.The man.
#1
200
Name the type of sentence.
The red and green leafed tree has fallen into the neighbors yard.
Declarative
200
Name the subject and predicate
The toucan will land in the tree.
Subject: the toucan
Predicate: will land in the tree
200
Fix the run-on sentence.
The museum had an exhibit on old cars my friend liked it.
1: The museum had an exhibit on old cars. My friend liked it.
2: The museum had an exhibit on old cars, and my friend liked it.
200
Name the simple subject.
Some students go to space camp.
students
200
Which group of words makes a sentence?
1. Fell on floor.
2. I ate an apple for lunch.
#2
300
Name the sentence.
" Everyone you may go get some water, but if you don't need any stay in the classroom," said the teacher.
Imperative
300
Name the subject and predicate.
My aunt's dog ran away last Monday.
Subject: my aunt's dog
Predicate: ran away last Monday
300
Fix the run-on sentence.
There are fossils in this museum let's find the dinosaur bones.
1: There are fossils in this museum. Let's find the dinosaur bones.
2: There are fossils in this museum, so let's find the dinosaur bones.
300
Name the simple predicate.
The dog is in the house.
is
300
Which group of words makes a sentence?
1. Run!
2. I meet.
#1
400
Name the sentence.
I wonder if Tom really did cheat?
Interrogative
400
Name the subject and predicate.
The cop asked the robber," Did you really steal the money?"
subject: the cop
predicate: asked the robber," Did you really steal the money
400
Fix the run-on sentence.
Harry went to the bathroom he went to the bathroom because he needed to wash his hands.
1: Harry went to the bathroom. He went to the bathroom, because he had to wash his hands.
2: Harry went to the bathroom, because he had to wash his hands.
400
Name the simple subject.
James Naismith invented basketball in 1891.
James Naismith
400
Which group of words makes a sentence?
1. The basketball went down the court.
2. I love to eat strawberry popsicles.
both
500
Name the sentence.
How delicious is this cupcake!
exclamatory
500
Name the subject and the predicate.
The black and white spotted dogs' owner lost her shoes last week.
subject: the black and white dogs' owner
predicate: lost her shoes last week
500
Fix the run-on sentence.
The boy climbed the tree he rode his bike.
1: The boy climbed the tree. He rode his bike.
2: The boy climbed the tree,and rode his bike.
500
Name the simple predicate.
The members name their teams after planets.
name
500
Which group of words makes a sentence?
1. The robber ran as fast as he could to the car
2. I went to.