Kinds of Sentences: Declarative, Interrogative, Imperative, or Exclamatory?
Crabs l often live in rock pools along the shore.
Some animals hardly ever see the daylight.
When you were studying, I cooked dinner.
I cooked dinner
We will perform the play on Friday and Saturday night.
The shallow waters of tropical coasts l are covered in mangrove plants.
The tiny animals live in nests in underground tunnels.
I went to the grocery store since we were out of food.
since we were out of food.
Tell whether the sentence is simple, compound, complex, run-on, or fragment.
Ms. Hansen directed the play, and Ms. Osoweic made the set.
Roots l hold the mangroves in the mud.
The simple predicate is...
The small mole does live underground.
Because the test is tomorrow, I will study tonight!
Oil spills from tankers l can damage the seashore and its life forms.
Moles can only distinguish light from dark.
can only distinguish light from dark.
Tomas went to the movies, and Eva jogged five miles.
Tomas went to the movies
Eva jogged five miles.
The oil l poisons birds and seals.
The simple subject is...
Charlotte Bronte and Emily Bronte were sisters who were both authors.
Charlotte Bronte Emily Bronte
Identify the dependent clause.
Since Mariah moved to Springfield, she has made many new friends.