Subjects & Predicates
List the subject(s) in this sentence: The teacher is grading papers.
The teacher.
Add any necessary commas:
I like music with good beats vocals and lyrics.
I like music with good beats, vocals, and lyrics.
Figure out which conjunction best fits this sentence:
He drove through New Jersey _____ New York when he went to the concert.
He drove through New Jersey AND New York when he went to the concert.
Write whether you think the sentence is a F (fragment), a RO (Run-on Sentence) or P (Proper sentence).
On Tuesday morning last week at 8:30 a.m.
Fragment.
I enjoy sitting by the fireplace and reading.
Independent Clause.
List the subject(s) in this sentence: The blue monster is going to eat your mom.
The blue monster
&
Your mom
Add any necessary commas:
I'm from Long Island New York how about you?
I'm from Long Island, New York, how about you?
Figure out which conjunction best fits this sentence:
Your dance moves are sloppy, ____ your singing is amazing!
Your dance moves are sloppy, BUT your singing is amazing!
Write whether you think the sentence is a F (fragment), a RO (Run-on Sentence) or P (Proper sentence).
I ate breakfast my sister did too.
Run-on Sentence.
When Mr. Clark plays Xbox.
Dependent Clause.
List the subject(s) in this sentence: We don't think that's a good idea.
We
Add any necessary commas:
He ends each day telling himself that the day was miserable that he should have stayed in bed that tomorrow will be better.
He ends each day telling himself that the day was miserable, that he should have stayed in bed, that tomorrow will be better.
Figure out which conjunction best fits this sentence:
You can spend the money now ____ you can put it in the bank.
You can spend the money now OR you can put it in the bank.
Write whether you think the sentence is a F (fragment), a RO (Run-on Sentence) or P (Proper sentence).
People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones.
Proper Sentence.
Whenever you come to visit.
Dependent Clause.
List the subject(s) and verb(s) in this sentence: The soldier dove into a bush, then he ran away.
Subject: The soldier. He.
Verbs: Dove. Ran.
Add any necessary commas:
My car which I received as a gift sits idle in my driveway ever since my birthday on April 18th 1994.
My car, which I received as a gift, sits idle in my driveway ever since my birthday on April 18th, 1994.
Figure out which conjunction best fits this sentence:
The day was overcast, ____ we went to the beach anyway.
The day was overcast, Yet/But we went to the beach anyway.
Write whether you think the sentence is a F (fragment), a RO (Run-on Sentence) or P (Proper sentence).
"Eating pizza for dinner."
Mr. Clark always comes to class fully prepared.
Independent Clause.
(List the predicates) The blue-haired woman spent one million dollars.
"spent one million dollars"
Add any necessary commas:
The instructor gave an unfair difficult examination so I said "I'm going to call my mommy!".
The instructor gave an unfair, difficult examination, so I said, "I'm going to call my mommy!".
Figure out which conjunction best fits this sentence:
He would not let them cry, ___ would he allow them to give up
He would not let them cry, NOR would he allow them to give up
Write whether you think the sentence is a F (fragment), a RO (Run-on Sentence) or P (Proper sentence).
People can do whatever they want it's up to them.
Run-on Sentence.
As if he knew what was going to happen.
Dependent Clause.