Parts of Speech Review
the two nouns in the sentence: I walk in the morning because taking a walk helps me wake up.
What are "morning" and "walk"?
the part of the sentence of "each" in the following sentence: Each of us tried the new food.
What is the simple subject (or subject)?
I hope!
What is correct?
a group of words (without a subject and a predicate) functioning as a meaningful unit
What is a phrase?
the three pronouns in the sentence: I hope that you can attend the party.
What are "I," "that," and "you"?
the part of the sentence of the word "did" in the following sentence: I did my assignment.
What is the simple predicate (or predicate)?
Help!
What is correct?
a group of words with a subject and a predicate
What is a clause?
the two prepositions in the following sentence: We went inside the restaurant and looked for our mother.
What are "inside" and "for"?
the subject of the following sentence: There are three birds in the tree.
What is "birds"?
We will finish our work, then we will go for a swim.
What is a run-on?
the type of clause that can stand alone as a complete sentence
What is an independent clause?
the type of verb of "seems" in the following sentence: She seems very tired today.
What is a linking verb?
the part of the sentence of the word "exhausted" in the following sentence: She was exhausted after the long day.
the part of the sentence of the word "exhausted" in the following sentence: She was exhausted after the long day.
Although I do like pepperoni pizza.
What is a fragment?
the type of clause that cannot stand alone as a complete sentence
What is a subordinate (or dependent) clause?
the verb phrase in the following sentence: Could we have worked harder?
What is "could have worked"?
the part of the sentence of the word "one" in the following sentence: Are you the one with the money?
What is the predicate nominative?
Because we went to the museum with our grandparents after we went to dinner at the new restaurant with our parents.
What is a fragment?
the type of sentence that is made up of two independent clauses joined by a semicolon or by a comma and coordinating conjunction
What is a compound sentence?