Simple Sentences
Compound Sentences
Complex Sentences
Sentence Types
Subjects & Verbs
100

Accurately define what a sentence is. 

A sentence is a group of words that expresses a complete thought. 

100

How do we conjoin two independent clauses?

With a comma & conjunction, or with a semicolon. 

100

What are the components of a Complex sentence?

A complex sentence contains an Independent clause and a Dependent clause.

100

Which type of sentence expresses strong emotion?

An Exclamatory sentence.

100

What is the purpose of a subject?

A subject is the who or what acting out the verb in a sentence. 

200

Name the two types of sentences that end with a period. 

Declarative & Imperative

200

What are these called? : and, or, for, but, nor, yet

Coordinating Conjunctions

200

Identify the Dependent clause:

The Spanish girl that lives down the street has a crush on me. 

"that lives down the street" because this cannot stand alone

200

Name the type of sentence: Are you interested in going to a movie?

This is an Interrogative sentence.

200

Name another term for a verb. 

a predicate

300

Identify the complete predicate:

The newborn baby hesitated then continued to slowly open it's eyes. 

hesitated then continued to slowly open it's eyes. 

300

True or False: "Try it, you'll like it." is a Compound sentence. 

False. This is a run-on because two Independent clauses are connected incorrectly. 

300

Which type of conjunctions are used in Complex sentences?

Subordinating conjunctions: if, because, when, that, although, therefore, etc. 

300

What will always be the subject of an Imperative sentence?

You 

300

What are the two main types of verbs?

Action verbs & State of being verbs
400

True or False: A simple sentence may only have one subject and one verb. 

False: Saturn & Jupiter are the two largest planets in our solar system. 

This is a simple sentence with a compound subject. 

400

State the complete subject in the Independent clause. 

"The judge banged the gavel, and a hush fell instantly over the courtroom."

The judge....a hush. 

400

Identify the Independent clause: The girls at school blush when Donte Myers smile at them. 

"The girls at school blush" is the Independent clause because it expresses a complete thought. 

400

Name the sentence type: "I hope you never disturb me while I sleep."

This is a Declarative sentence. 

400

Identify the simple subject: My little sister's napkin fell off of her lap. 

Napkin is the simple subject because it is doing the action in the sentence. 

500

What is missing? : Stopped on the country side.

This is a fragment because it is missing a subject, therefore not expressing a complete thought. 

500

True or False: This is a Compound sentence. 

"Sarah loved her dad, and she wanted the best for him even if that meant he had to have surgery."

False. This is a compound-complex sentence because it contains a Dependent clause. 

500

How do we punctuate a Complex sentence?

If the subordinating conjunction comes in the middle or at the end of the sentence – no comma is required. 

If the subordinating conjunction comes at the beginning of a sentence, a comma is needed after the clause. 

500

What is a Subordinating clause?

A Subordinating clause is another term for a Dependent clause. A Dependent clause cannot stand alone. 

500

Identify the simple verb: Trina has hoped that this day would come for a long time. 

"has hoped" answers what Trina is doing. 

Has is a helping verb, hoped is the main verb

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