Sentence Types
This is what type of sentence:
I like your hat.
What is declarative?
This is the subject of this sentence:
Hannah finished first in the race.
Who is Hannah?
This is the predicate in this sentence:
My dog ate his food.
What is ate his food?
This is the direct object in this sentence:
I dislike apple pie.
What is apple pie?
This clause is? Independent or Dependent
Jim is staying for dinner
What is independent
This is what type of sentence:
What did you do last night?
What is interrogative?
This is the subject of this sentence:
I told him I couldn't go to the party after all.
What is I?
This is the predicate in this sentence:
Mr. Anderson's class loves going outside.
What is loves going outside?
This is the direct object in this sentence:
The class completed their book reports before winter break.
What are book reports?
This clause is? Independent or Dependent
she wants to travel the world
What is independent?
This is what type of sentence:
I just won the lottery!
What is exclamatory?
This is the subject of this sentence:
Last Thursday, Joe's Lamborghini got a new paint job.
What is Lamborghini?
This is the predicate in this sentence:
Someday, people will be able to live on Mars.
What is will be able to live on Mars?
This is the direct object in this sentence:
We all laughed at the comedian.
What is the comedian?
This clause is? Independent or Dependent
although I lost my luggage
What is dependent?
This is what type of sentence?
Hang your coat up in the closet.
What is imperative?
In her pocket, Mrs. White found twenty dollars.
Who is Mrs. White?
This is the predicate in this sentence.
With a big smile, Dr. Richards happily greeted us.
What is happily greeted us?
This is the direct object in this sentence:
Susan plays drums in a heavy metal band.
What are drums?
This clause is? Independent or Dependent
because you are kind
What is dependent?
Imperative sentences can end with these two types of punctuation.
What are periods or exclamation marks?
The subject of a sentence is always this part of speech.
What is a noun?
The predicate is this part of speech.
What is a verb?
Direct objects are this part of speech.
What are nouns?
Clauses have to contain these:
A. capital letters and punctuation
B. subject and predicate
C. adjectives and adverbs
What is B: subjects and predicate?