Pretty Perfect Patterns
The parts of pattern 1 sentences?
subject noun
verb
What are the parts of a prepositional phrase?
Preposition and Object of the Prepositon
If a sentence does not contain a noun, what is it?
a fragment
What are the three points of view?
1st person
2nd person
3rd person
What do you call a group of sentences?
paragraph
What kind of verb is used in a pattern 2 sentence?
verb-transitive
What is the part of speech that modifies what verb adjective or an adverb?
It's an Adverb
what is a sentence that has a subject, verb, and makes complete sense?
simple sentence
What pronouns are used in 1st person.
I,We,Me,My,Our
What are the four types of sentences?
declarative
imperative
interrogative
exclamatory
What are the main parts of a pattern 3 sentence?
subject noun, verb-transitive,indirect object,direct object
What are the adjective questions?
what kind? which one? how many?
What is a sentence with multiple verbs connected by a conjunction?
What point of view is she and he used in.
3rd person
Where does the return address go on an envelope?
the top left corner
What question do you ask to identify a direct object.
what or who
What is a linking verb?
a verb that has no action
What is a sentence with multiple subjects connected by a conjunction?
Simple sentence with a compound subject
Using "you" as your pronouns in your essay represents what kind of essay?
2nd person
What kind of writing tries to change your opinion?
persuasive writing
What are the parts of each pattern starting with pattern one and ending with pattern 5.
SN V
SN V-T DO
SN V-T IO DO
SN LV PrN
SN LV PA
What are the three article adjectives?
a an the
What are the clauses that make up a complex sentence?
Independent and Subordinate Clauses
When is 2nd person used?
when giving directions
Sing the "complete sentence" jingle?
A sentence, sentence,sentence
is complete,complete,complete
when five simple rules
it meets,meets,meets
it has a subject,subject,subject
and a verb,verb,verb
and it makes sense,sense,sense
with every word,word,word
add a capital letter
and a punctuation mark
and now our sentence has all its parts
BUT REMEMBER
subject and verb and complete sense
with a capital letter and an end mark too
our sentence is complete, AND NOW WE'RE THROUGH!