Fragments and Kinds of Sentences
Complete Subjects and Complete Predicates
Simple Subject and Simple Predicates
Combining Sentences
Correct the Sentence
100
Fragment or Sentence? Planted a garden.
Fragment
100
What is the complete subject in this sentence? My sister and I wanted to earn some extra money.
My sister and I
100
Name the simple subject in the sentence: My family rents a boat every summer.
Family
100
Combine these two sentences with the word "and". The players dribbled the ball. The players passed the ball.
The players dribbled and passed the ball.
100
i had trouble seeing the chalkboard in class
I had trouble seeing the chalkboard in class.
200
Sentence or Fragment? Watered it each day.
Fragment
200
What is the complete predicate in this sentence? The garage needed a complete overhaul.
needed a complete overhaul.
200
Name the simple predicate in the sentence: My father steers the boat through the choppy waves.
Steers
200
Combine these two sentences with the word "and". The cheerleaders led us. The cheerleaders inspired us.
The cheerleaders lead and inspired us.
200
what a difference that made
What a difference that made!
300
What kind of sentence is this? Isn't the library a wonderful place to find information?
Interrogative
300
Draw one line under the complete subject and two lines under the complete predicate. Our parents suggested cleaning the garage.
Subject: Our parents Predicate: suggested cleaning the garage.
300
Name the simple predicate. My brother enjoys waterskiing.
Waterskiing
300
Combine these two sentences with the word "and". Do you have a compound subject or a compound predicate? The coach's whistle blew constantly. The coach's whistle rang.
The coach's whistle blew constantly and rang. Compound predicate
300
I was worried about seeing bears I didn't see any.
1) I was worried about seeing bears, but I didn't see any. 2) I was worried about seeing bears. I didn't see any.
400
What kind of sentence is this? Go to the library tomorrow.
Imperative
400
Draw one line under the complete subject and two lines under the complete predicate. Trips on the boat create wonderful family memories.
Complete Subject: Trips on the boat Complete Predicate: create wonderful family memories.
400
Name the simple subject and the simple predicate: The motor hums quietly during the ride.
Simple Subject: Motor Simple Predicate: Hums
400
Combine these two sentences with the word "and". Do you have a compound subject or a compound predicate? Friends offered to help with the project. Classmates offered to help.
Friends and classmates offered to help with the project. Compound Subject
400
we listened for wolf howls all we heard were crickets
1) We listened for wolf howls, but all we heard were crickets. 2) We listened for wolf howls. All we heard were crickets.
500
What a great selection of resources it had
Exclamatory
500
What is the complete predicate in this sentence? My job of sweeping the floor made me tired and dirty.
made me tired and dirty
500
Name the simple subject and the simple predicate: Trips on the boat create wonderful family memories.
Simple Subject: Trips Simple Predicate: Create
500
Combine these two sentences with the word "and". Do you have a compound subject or a compound predicate? The crowd whooped when our team won. The crowd hollered, too.
The crowd whooped and hollered when our team won. Compound Predicate
500
Correct the Sentence and Name the Type of Sentence: We roasted marshmallows it was such fun
We roasted marshmallows, and it was such fun! Exclamatory
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