4 types of sentences, SS & SP
What type of sentence is this? "Give me this marker Keisha."
Imperative
Frag, Run-on, or Complete: "When we"
Frag
What are the proper nouns from the following group? Identify and capitalize them.
victory phoenix, arizona fetching dress
Phoenix, Arizona
ID the verb phrase: "When we attended the committee, we were served lunch."
we attended
Fix the error in this poem:
in the traditional life
with its simple cares
feel free to work hard
In, With, Feel
Diagram the SS and SP of this sentence: "We will call them later tonight."
____We_________/___will call_________
Frag, Run-on, Complete: "Went to the store and purchased a gallon of milk."
Frag
Identify the collective nouns from this sentence: "Whenever we visited the troupe, the group of them gave us many presents."
troupe, group
ID the verb phrase and helping verb: "Finally, we were able to contain the liquid in a bowl"
were able (helping verb: were)
Fix the errors:
I. The main idea
A. sub-topic
B. other sub-topic
Main Idea, Sub-topic, Other Sub-topic
What type of sentence is this? "Yippee! The Fourth of July is almost here!"
Exclamatory
Fix this run-on sentence: "For the holiday season we made a fabulous assortment of desserts profiterole and brownies and pie."
For the holiday season, we made a fabulous assortment of desserts including profiterole, brownies, and pie.
Concrete or Abstract: lobotomy
Make the verb present: Daniel (visit) his grandmother in a different city.
visits
Fix this sentence: "whenever i go to the store, i want to buy a bottled water."
I, I
Diagram the SS and SP: "Will Sarah make it to the meeting on time?"
_____Sarah_______/____ will make______
Make a complete sentence out of this frag: "Went to the store"
(possible response) She went to the store
What gender are these groups of words: stallion, him, king
Make the verb past: "Whenever the child (decide) to have incorrect behavior, there was a consequence."
decided
"the title of this book is important"
"The Title of This Book is Important"
Name all 4 types of sentences
imperative, declarative, exclamatory, interrogative
Write a run-on sentence.
Accept reasonable answers
Fox Danny batch
foxes Dannys batches
Make the verb future tense: "Finally, the elephants (eat) their peanuts, grain, and hay."
will eat
Fix the errors: "He read the book david copperfield over summer break."
David Copperfield