Types of Sentences
Subjects
Predicates
Compound/Complex Sentences
Fragments and Run-ons
100
This kind of sentences shows excitement.
What is exclamatory.
100
Identify the simple subject in this sentence: My dog ran in circles.
What is "dog".
100
Identify the simple predicate in this sentence: The children laughed loudly at the silly clown.
What is "laughed".
100
These are the three conjunctions used in compound sentences.
What is "and", "or", and "but".
100
Identify the following as either fragment, run-on, or complete sentence: One of the world's natural wonders.
What is fragment.
200
This type of sentence makes a statement.
What is declarative.
200
Identify the complete subject in this sentence: My older sister ran a marathon.
What is "My older sister".
200
Identify the complete predicate in this sentence: Many organizations hire recent college graduates for entry level jobs.
What is "hire recent college graduates for entry level jobs".
200
Identify the conjunction used to combine the following sentence: Jamie and Paul were sad and upset over the Falcon's loss, but Jennifer and Laura were ecstatic over the Patriot's win.
What is "but".
200
Identify the following as either fragment, run-on, or complete sentence: Go see the Wheeling Symphony you will love it.
What is run-on.
300
This type of sentence asks a question.
What is interrogative.
300
Identify the complete subject in this sentence: Several men and women attended the comedy show.
What is "Several men and women".
300
Identify the compound predicate in this sentence: The bird flapped it's wings and squawked loudly at the intruder in the nest.
What is "flapped" and "squawked".
300
These are the two ways a subordinating conjunction can be used in a complex sentence.
What is in between the two sentences or at the beginning of the sentence with a comma between the two sentences.
300
This is a special type of run-on sentence.
What is a comma splice.
400
This type of sentence gives a command.
What is imperative.
400
Identify the compound subjects in the following sentence: The moon and stars glowed brightly in the sky.
What is "moon" and "stars".
400
Identify the complete predicate in this sentence: Science class was all about the three states of matter: solid, liquid, and gas.
What is "was all about the three states of matter: solid, liquid, gas".
400
Identify the subordinating conjunction used to combine the following sentence: The fire hall was chosen for the benefit dinner since it had enough room to fit 300 people.
What is "since".
400
Identify the following as either fragment, run-on, or complete sentence: Most of the runners had already crossed the finish line.
What is a complete sentence.
500
This is the implied (unstated but hinted at) subject in an imperative sentence.
What is (You).
500
Identify the subject in the following sentence: Read your email this morning.
What is (You).
500
Identify the compound predicate in this sentence: 4th and 5th grade students organized a spaghetti dinner and raised over $500 for their field trip.
What is "organized" and "raised".
500
Identify the subordinating conjunction used to combine the following sentence: Although we had been working on them all week, we still did not have our presentations finished by Friday.
What is "although".
500
Identify the following as either fragment, run-on, or complete sentence: Had the most delicious cinnamon buns I ever tasted.
What is fragment.
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