Subject/Verb
In the beginning, God created the heaven and the earth.
Subject: God
Verb: created
A merry heart maketh a cheerful countenance
Declarative (period)
The first English colonists to arrive in North America.
Fragment
Of the 213 students who went on the trip, (23, twenty-three) were seventh graders.
23
John Newton wrote the words to the song "Amazing Grace."
Words
When will you complete the list of players for today's game?
Subject: you
Verb: will complete
Deliver me, O my God, out of the hand of the wicked
Imperative (period)
Freedom of the seas outside territorial waters in peace and in war.
Fragment
He lives on (Forty-Second Street, Forty-second Street).
Forty-second Street
A good man obtaineth favor of the Lord.
Here are three good examples of completed projects.
Subject: examples
Verb: are
What man is he that liveth, and shall not see death
Interrogative (question mark)
William Shakespeare wrote many plays parts of his works are often quoted.
Run-on
Early in 1999, Dr. Thompson gave a series of lectures on the (20th, Twentieth) Centry.
Twentieth Century
Humility in a Christian's life is vitally important.
important
Under the canopy will be the refreshment stand and the first aid station.
subject: stand / station
verb: will be
How precious are thy thoughts unto me, O God
Exclamatory (exclamation point)
Three may keep a secret, if two of them are dead.
Sentence
(1,012, One thousand twelve) visitors toured the city's historical district last weekend, and about (950, nine hundred fifty) visitors are expected this weekend.
One thousand twelve / 950
The beginning is the most important part of the work.
part
Sarah, stop, look, and listen before crossing the street.
Subject: (You)
Verbs: stop / look / listen
Imperative (period)
Read your Bible regularly, in the morning is a good time.
Run-on
For tonight's homework, read (chapter 12, chapter twelve) in your book.
Chapter 12
George Bernard shaw wrote the famous satire Pygmalion.
satire