Subject, Object Compliment, Predicate Noun, P
Comma Splice, Fragment
Incomplete Comparison, Ambiguous Wording, Ind
Misplaced Modifier, Dangling Modifier, Substi
Unparallel Construction, Shifts in Constructi
100
Mary walked to the post office.
Subject
100
Cats running to the house.
Fragment
100
In Coraline, her mothers hand attacks her.
Indefinite Reference
100
While he ate a sandwich, Tomas ran into him.
Dangling Modifier
100
I got off of the couch.
Double Preposition
200
Lucy is stupidly happy.
Predicate Adj.
200
The boy walked to the car, forgot his keys.
Comma Splice
200
Ricky likes the dog more then me.
Incomplete Comparison
200
They said it was raining on the radio.
Misplaced Modifier
200
When a person wakes up early, they should be ready to be tired later.
Shifts in Construction
300
At school, Carrie was named the class clown.
Object Compliment
300
She went to the park looking for Lucy the dog, didn't see Lucy anywhere.
Comma Splice
300
Tony hates cats more then me and Lisa.
Incomplete Reference
300
They just said its going to be sunny on TV.
Misplaced Modifier
300
When a person goes to get the mail, they shouldn't be sick.
Shifts in Construction
400
Laura is a smart girl that eats healthily.
Predicate Noun
400
Cats jumping in the air.
Fragment
400
I didn't do my chores and ate ice cream, which turned out to be a bad idea.
Ambiguous Wording
400
I got up and brushed my teeth.
Substitution
400
When Kim goes to the store she buys bread, tacos, and eating chips.
Unparallel Construction
500
Sally is a happy person with long hair.
Predicate Noun, Predicate Adj.
500
The girl waited in the park for half an hour, no one ever showed up.
Comma Splice
500
She didn't do her homework and forgot to tell him which turned out to be a big mistake.
Incomplete Comparison, Ambiguous Wording
500
While she went and got a bottle of milk, Caty called her.
Substitution, Dangling Modifier
500
When we go off to the beach we play basket ball, softball, and sleeping a lot.
Unparallel Construction, Double Preposition
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