What is the smallest northeast state?
Rhode Island
Which type of verb is WONDER?
a. physical action
b. mental action
c. state of being
b. mental action
What is a noun?
person, place or thing
What does the SUBJECT tell us about a sentence?
who or what (noun) the sentence is about
Is the following a fragment, complete sentence, or run-on?
Fluffy, Cottontail, and all the other bunnies.
fragment
What is the northern most northeast state?
Maine
What type of verb is SLEEP?
a. state of being
b. physical action
c. mental action
b. physical action
What are the nouns in this sentence?
The little dog walks around the yard.
dog, yard
What does the PREDICATE tell us about a sentence?
the action in the sentence
Is the following a fragment, complete sentence, or run-on?
Sang at the concert yesterday.
fragment
Which state borders New Hampshire to the west?
Vermont
Name two forms of the verb TO BE.
am, are, is, was, were, be, being, been
Which noun in the sentence should be capitalized?
The Empire State Building is in new york city.
New York City
Name the subject in this sentence.
I cooked the spaghetti last night.
I
Is the following a fragment, complete sentence, or run-on?
She drank water.
complete sentence
Which northeast state's capital is Hartford?
Connecticut
Which word in the sentence is the verb?
My baseball team hit a home run.
hit
Which word from the list is NOT a noun?
pumpkin, frightful, cauldron, witch, scare
frightful
Name the predicate in this sentence.
His older sister is swimming in the competition.
is swimming in the competition.
Is the following a fragment, complete sentence, or run-on?
The rainbow is colorful it looks amazing.
run-on
What northeast state's nickname is The Bay State?
Massachusetts
Name 3 verbs that describe a mental action.
think, know, love, imagine....
Give the plural forms of the following nouns:
leaf, goose, mouse, person, table, moose
leaves, geese, mouse, person, table, moose
Make up your own sentence. Tell what the subject is. Tell what the predicate is.
......
Is the following a fragment, complete sentence, or run-on?
I finished all my homework last night it was easy.
run-on