Types of Sentences
Did you know there are only 9 more days until break?
Interrogative
What is the complete subject:
The cold child wished he wore a jacket at the bus stop.
The cold child
What is the simple subject:
The white gloves got dirty quickly.
Gloves
What is the compound predicate
Last weekend, I washed the car and organized the garage.
What type of sentence:
The grammar quiz is tomorrow.
Declarative
I can't believe we finished our literary analysis papers!
Exclamatory
What is the complete predicate:
My friend's older sister is coming home from college.
Is coming home from college
What is the simple predicate:
The bird's feathers were long and colorful.
Were
What is the compound subject
Mrs. Ostrowski and Mrs. Stuckey found a tooth on a student's desk.
Mrs. Ostrowski, Mrs. Stuckey
What is the complete subject:
Flowers and small gifts were presented to the performers.
Flowers and small gifts
Many students are traveling over winter break.
Declarative
What is the complete subject:
A fluffy and quick rabbit darted between the cars.
A fluffy and quick rabbit
What is the simple subject:
The tired old man came in from the frigid air.
Man
What is the compound predicate
This Saturday, I will watch Scrooge and go to the movies.
Will watch, go
What is the complete predicate:
The students can use their grammar books to review for the quiz.
Can use their grammar books to review for the quiz.
Stop playing the cupcake game and do your work.
Imperative
What is the complete predicate:
Soccer fans were yelling during the World Cup matches.
Were yelling during the World Cup matches.
What is the simple subject:
A large number of people competed in the Polar Plunge Challenge.
Number
What is the compound subject:
The lazy cat and energetic puppy were the best of friends.
Cat, puppy
What is the simple subject:
Standing behind the entrance doors was a group of rowdy students.
Group
Open up your Chromebooks.
Imperative
What is the complete subject:
Pouring through the gates was a crowd of eager fans.
A crowd of eager fans
What is the simple predicate:
The members of the organization have just elected officers.
Have elected
What is the compound predicate:
No, I can't draw or paint very well.
can draw, paint
What is the compound predicate:
They sat on the bench but couldn't seem to relax.
Sat, could, seem