Subject/Predicate
Types of Sentences
Compound subject/predicate
Subject/Verb Agreement
Compound/Complex Sentences
100
The noun of the sentence.
What is the subject?
100
A sentence that makes a statement and uses a period. "I just finished reading that book."
What is a declarative sentence?
100
Two subjects joined together with a "glue word" is called...
What is a compound subject?
100
Complete the following: If the subject is singular, the ______ gets the 's'.
What is the verb?
100
__________________ combine two simple sentences together, creating a compound sentence.
What are coordinating conjunctions?
200
The verb of a sentence.
What is a predicate?
200
A sentence that asks a question and uses a question mark. "Have you ever read this book?"
What is an interrogative sentence?
200
Two predicates joined together with a "glue word" is called...
What is compound predicate?
200
Complete the following: If the subject is plural, the ________ gets the 's'.
What is the subject?
200
A ________ must come before the coordinating conjunction.
What is a comma?
300
The ____________________, or naming part, tells who or what the sentence is about, including articles and adjectives.
What is the complete subject
300
A sentence that makes a request or command and uses a period. "You should read this book."
What is an imperative sentence?
300
The "glue word" joining together two simple subjects or two simple predicates.
What is a conjunction?
300
The two pronouns that are singular but their verbs do NOT get an 's'.
What is You and I?
300
Sometimes a sentence is made up of two clauses; a _________________ and a subordinate (or dependent) clause.
What is a main clause?
400
The _________________, or telling part, tells what the subject does or did, including articles and adverbs.
What is the complete predicate?
400
A sentence that shows strong feelings or excitement and uses an exclamation point. "This is the best book I have ever read!"
What is an Exclamatory sentence.
400
Identify the compound subject: The old man and his granddaughter picked apples from the tree and placed them in a basket.
What is, the old man and his granddaughter
400
Identify which word completes the sentence: You (has/have) a hole in your pocket.
What is have?
400
Joins a main clause (independent clause) and a subordinate clause (dependent clause) together.
What is a subordinating conjunction?
500
A ________________ is a complete thought and is also called a main (independent) clause.
What is a simple sentence?
500
The reason we write sentences.
What is to communicate?
500
Identify the compound predicate: The old man and his granddaughter picked apples from the tree and placed them in a basket.
What is, picked apples from the tree and placed them in a basket.
500
Identify which words completes the sentence: The gorillas (was walking/were walking) in a straight line.
What is were walking?
500
A ______________ has a subordinate (dependent) clause joined by a subordinating conjunction and relies on the main clause.
What is a complex sentence?
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