Compound Sentences
This word is often used to join two simple sentences together, such as and, but, or or.
conjunction
This kind of sentence tells something and ends with a period.
declarative
This type of noun names a general person, place, or thing. Example: city, teacher, or park.
a common noun
Some nouns end with -y. To make them plural, you often change the y to this letter pair.
-ies
This part of the sentence tells who or what the sentence is about.
subject
A compound sentences is made up of how many simple sentences?
two simple sentences
This kind of sentence asks a question and ends with a question mark.
interrogative
In the sentence “We went to Disney World for vacation,” this is the proper noun.
Disney World
What is the plural form of child?
children
This part of the sentence tells what the subject does or is.
predicate
Choose the sentence that is a compound sentence:
A) I like pizza and ice cream.
B) I like pizza, and I like ice cream.
Sentence B
This kind of sentence gives a command or makes a request.
imperative
This word in the sentence “My brother loves to read books about space.” is a common noun.
brother OR books
If a noun ends in -s, -sh, -ch, or -x, you usually add these two letters to make it plural.
-es
In the sentence, “The big dog barked loudly,” what is the subject?
The dog
This punctuation mark is used before the conjunction in a compound sentence.
a comma (,)
This kind of sentence shows strong feeling or excitement and ends with an exclamation point.
exclamatory
In the sentence “Mrs. Lopez took her class to the museum,” name both the proper noun and the common noun.
proper = Mrs. Lopez
common = class OR museum
What is the singular form of geese?
goose
In the sentence, “My friends and I played soccer at the park,” what is the predicate.
played soccer at the park
Fix this run-on sentence: I wanted to go to the park it started to rain. What conjunction would you use? WRITE THE SENTENCE ON A WHITEBOARD.
I wanted to go to the park, but it started to rain
What type of sentences is this:
“Tomorrow is our class field trip to the science museum.”
declarative
Change the common noun in this sentence to a proper noun:
“The boy went to a store on Saturday.”
EX: Jake went to Target on Saturday.”
(or another name and store!)
What is the plural form of person?
people
In the sentence “The students in room 12 studied hard for the test,” name both the subject and the predicate.
subject = the students in room 12
predicate = studied hard for the test