Parts of Sentences
A complete sentence should express ______________.
a complete thought
What is a complete sentence?
A complete sentence has the name of a person, place, animal, or thing and the action done by the person.
Given word: Play
I play badminton every day.
Modified True or False: Any sentence will always start with a small letter.
False : Capital Letter
This is what or whom the sentence is talking about.
A subject.
What is a subject?
The subject in a sentence is what or whom the sentence is talking about.
Given word: Return
Ram does not return home.
Modified True or False: A sentence will always end with a period/full stop, question mark/exclamation mark.
True
It gives us information about the subject and describes what is happening.
A predicate.
What is a predicate?
The predicate gives us information about the subject. In other words, it describes what is happening.
Given word: Shake
Kate shakes the juice.
Modified True or False: Punctuation is defined as the pause used in the sentence to show a more precise meaning of the sentence.
True
Modified True or False: The subject always contains a verb.
The predicate.
What is a verb?
A verb is a word that describes the action of a person, thing, or animal.
Given word: Study
Alex likes to study in the library.
Modified True or False: The sign of interrogation mark is used to mark a strong feeling.
False: mark a direct question to someone.
Fill in the blanks.
To complete a sentence, it should express a ___(1)__. Every complete sentence has two parts: __(2)__ and __(3)___. The ___(4)___ in a sentence is what or whom the sentence is talking about, while the __(5)__ gives us information about the subject. In other words, it describes what is happening.
To complete a sentence, it should express a complete thought. Every complete sentence has two parts: a subject and a predicate. The subject in a sentence is what or whom the sentence is talking about, while the predicate gives us information about the subject. In other words, it describes what is happening.
What is punctuation? Give at least three types of punctuation.
Punctuation is defined as the pause used in the sentence to show a more precise meaning of the sentence. Its three types are period or full stop, exclamation, interrogation/question mark.
Given word: Write
Modified True or False: Exclamation mark expresses a direct question.
False: expresses strong feelings.