Labeling
What is the subject in this sentence?
You like chocolate.
You
Is there a comma missing in this sentence? If so, where does it go?
When I go shopping I wear my mask.
shopping, I
Is this sentence correct, a run-on or a comma-splice?
The sun was setting we decided to go for a walk.
Run-on; add a fanboy or ;
Which adjective should be used?
This lesson is so (boring/ bored)!
Boring; the lesson is the source
Is this a topic or a topic sentence?
How to Make Mead
Topic
What is the verb in this sentence?
You can make moon cakes.
can make
Is there a comma missing in this sentence? If so, where does it go?
I also worked very hard when I was in college.
No comma needed because of "when".
Is this sentence correct, a run-on or a comma-splice?
I finished my homework, I played video games for hours.
Comma-splice; remove comma and add a connector or fanboy
Which adjective should be used?
Nobody wants to feel (bored/ boring) when they watch a movie. We want to feel (amazing/ amazed).
bored; amazed
What is wrong with this sentence?
she is sad for emily.
She, Emily
What are the FANBOYS/ Subordinating Connectors in this sentence?
It's not easy, but you can survive in the woods if you follow my advice.
but, if
Is there a comma missing in this sentence? If so, where does it go?
Do you prefer water or soda?
No comma needed, only two options listed.
Is this sentence correct, a run-on or a comma-splice?
He didn't study for the test, but he still passed.
Correct
Which adjective should be used?
The plane began to move in a rather (alarming / alarmed) way.
alarming
Is this a topic or a topic sentence?
This is how you get fired from a job.
Topic
What is the subject, verb and connector in this sentence?
She studied hard, so she passed the exam.
Subject: She
Verbs: studied, passed
Connector: so
Is there a comma missing in this sentence? If so, where does it go?
I have visited some amazing places but my favorite places are Iceland Japan and Canada.
, but
Iceland, Japan, and Canada.
Is this sentence correct, a run-on or a comma-splice?
The research was groundbreaking, many scientists disagreed with the conclusions, however, the study gained widespread recognition and sparked a heated debate.
Comma-splice; The research was groundbreaking, yet many scientists disagreed with the conclusions. However, the study gained widespread recognition and sparked a heated debate.
Which adjective should be used?
I found out that I'm (depressing / depressed) because the weather is (depressing / depressed) me.
depressed, depressing
What is wrong with this sentence?
europe was divided into east and west.
Europe, East and West; capitalize compass directions in reference to specific regions
What is the subject, verbs, and connectors in this sentence?
She went to the store, but she forgot her wallet because she was in a hurry.
Subject: She
Verbs: went, forgot
FANBOY Connector: but
Subordinating Connector: because
Is there a comma missing in this sentence? If so, where does it go?
The qualifications for the position include a valid drivers license your own vehicle and communication skills.
The qualifications for the position include a valid drivers license, your own vehicle, and communication skills.
Is this sentence correct, a run-on or a comma-splice?
The company launched a new product last month it quickly became popular among consumers it was praised for its innovative design and functionality but some critics raised concerns about its long-term durability.
Run-on; The company launched a new product last month and it quickly became popular among consumers. It was praised for its innovative design and functionality, but some critics raised concerns about its long-term durability.
Which adjective should be used?
The teacher was really (amusing / amused), so the lesson passed quickly.
Amusing; the teacher is the source
Correct this sentence:
he went to the store and buys apples for hes mother
He, he's
Buys - bought
period