Nouns, Verbs, and Prepositions
Noun, Verb, or Preposition? bread
What is a noun?
Identify the simple subject of the following sentence: The cat jumped.
What is the cat?
Is the following a complete sentence or a fragment? Because the kitchen was clean.
What is a fragment?
Identify the type of sentence below: Oats provide fiber in our diet.
What is declarative?
What is after pizza?
Noun, Verb, or Preposition? from
What is a preposition?
Identify the simple predicate of the following sentence: The dog ran.
What is ran?
Is the following phrase a complete sentence or fragment? She cleaned the kitchen because it was messy.
What is a complete sentence?
Identify the sentence type: Did you really eat the oatmeal?
What is interrogative?
Where should a comma be placed in the following sentence? Mr. Smith my neighbor, is very kind.
What is after Mr. Smith?
Noun, Verb, or Preposition? About
Preposition
Identify the subject of the following sentence: Please stop talking.
What is you?
Is the following sentence simple or compound? The boy thought he had cleaned his bedroom, but his mother disagreed.
Identify the sentence type: I really hate to eat broccoli!
What is exclamatory?
Where should a comma be placed in the following sentence? Yes I agree with your statement.
What is after yes?
Noun, Verb, or Preposition? are
Identify the complete predicate of the following sentence: After the long day, the teacher collapsed on the couch in her living room.
What is collapsed on the couch in her living room?
What is simple?
Imperative
Where should the commas be placed in the following sentence? After the delicious breakfast I decided to eat more eggs bacon and waffles.
What is after breakfast, eggs, and bacon?
Noun, Verb, Preposition? thought
What is a noun and a verb, depending on the context?
Identify the prepositional phrases in the following sentence: Under the couch, Sam found the toy he had lost that he got from the amusement park.
What is under the couch and from the amusement park?
Is the following sentence simple or compound? The girl and boy thought they heard either a dog or a wolf.
Identify the sentence type and the interjection used in the sentence: Ouch! That hurt!
What is exclamatory and ouch?
Where should a comma be placed in the following sentence? We could go shopping and then we could still go to the restaurant.
What is after shopping?