4 types of sentences.
What are the 4 types of sentences?
Declarative, imperative, interrogative, and imperative.
What is the coordinating conjunction for “because”?
For.
For example: My parents started to worry, for I had a broken bone and have to get surgery.
A compound sentence contains a subordinating conjunction.
False
My mom made it clear not to torment people, yet I listened to her.
The coordinationg conjunction is wrong as it is “so” and not yet as yet is used to compare things.
my eat me food
My sister ate my food.
What is the sentence that always ends with a exclamation mark?
Exclamatory.
For example: I was eager because my mom is going to take me shopping!
Carrie dosen’t like doing her homework, ___ does she like getting yelled at by her teacher.
Nor
The comma goes before the coordinating conjunction in a compound sentence.
True.
Although I am moving I made a decision to still have contact with my friend, So I have known them all my life.
Although I am moving I made a decision to still have contact with my friend, for I have known them all my life.
What does a sentence provide?
A subject, a predicate, and it must make sense
What is a sentence thats always a statement?
Declarative.
For example: my family always cherished me as I was the youngest out of the family.
My friend seems to be having a bad day as her grandma passed away, __ I made her a appreciation basket
So
in compound sentences theirs always a subordinating conjunction.
False. Subordinating conjunctions are for complex sentences.
My mom was devastated, for her mom had a heart attack and now is in the hospital fighting for her life.
What does a fragment always miss?
A subject, a predicate, and does not make sense.
What’s a sentence that always shows emotions?
Exclamatory.
For example: yay! I’m so happy I got a 100% on my test!
What is the acronym for ”coordinating conjunction”?
FANBOYS.
Independent clause always stands on its own.
True
She mean Push me.
she is mean as she pushed me.
Is this a proper sentence “She is happy”.
Yes because it has a subject predicate and makes sense.
What’s a sentence that always starts with a verb?
Imperative.
For example: please cherish your kids as their is still bad people out their.
My mom dosent like my friends, ___ she dosent want to make me upset about it.
Yet
dependent clause always stands on it’s own.
False
beacuse my daughter was late for dinner, I gave her a second chance as she has been going through a lot.
Although my daughter was late for dinner I gave her a second chance as she has been going through a lot.
I ran as fast as I could
No subject for the verb “ran”