Noun vs Verb
In the sentence, "The dogs bark loudly." what part of speech is the word bark?
Verb
Running through the park on a sunny day
Fragment
In "The large brown bear ate the berries.", what part of the sentence is "ate the berries"?
A sentence that asks a question and ends with a question mark
Interrogative
A word that replaces a noun is called what?
Pronoun
What is a person, place, thing or animal called?
Noun
The cat slept on the rug.
Complete sentence
In "My little sister loves ice cream.", what part of the sentence is the subject?
My little sister
A sentence that makes a statement and end with a period.
Declarative
Did you do your homework last night?
What kind of sentence is this?
Interrogative
In "She will run to the store.", the bolded word is what part of speech?
Verb
A complete sentence must contain 4 things...what are they?
Subject, predicate, capital letter and punctuation mark
What's the simple subject in the following sentence?
The fast yellow sports car raced down the track.
Car
A sentence expressing strong feeling or emotion and ends with an exclamation mark
Exclamatory
The part of a sentence that tells you who or what the sentence is about
Subject
What is the noun in this sentence?
Happiness is everything.
Happiness
Because the lights went out
Fragment
What is the simple predicate in the following sentence?
The exhausted students rested after the long exam.
Rested
Please turn the lights off before you go to bed.
What type of sentence is that?
Imperative
The part of the sentence that tells what is happening?
Predicate
The word "dance" acts as what part of speech in the following sentence?
We went to a fun dance last night.
Noun
Make this a complete sentence...
At my school picnic
Responses will vary.
What is the complete predicate in the following sentence?
The terrified rabbit ran across the field.
ran across the field
Stop that rolling rock!
What 2 types of sentences could this be?
Exclamatory and Imperative
Identify the subject and predicate of the sentence:
Ms. Ellington visited our classroom yesterday morning.
Subject: Ms. Ellington
Predicate: visited our classroom yesterday morning