Vocabulary
The definition of "attend":
leave something
go to something
What is "go to something"?
True or false: All sentences must start with a capital letter.
What is "true"?
Give the sentence type:
Wash your hands often.
What is "imperative"?
"There is" or "There are"
____ many ducks swimming in the pond right now.
What is " There are"?
The subject in the sentence:
Dover is located 13 miles northwest of Portsmouth.
What is "Dover"?
The definition of "common":
usual
unusual
What is "usual"?
True or false: Only proper nouns need to start with a capital letter. Common nouns do not.
What is "true"?
Give the sentence type:
What time is it?
What is "interrogative"?
"There is" or "There are"
Look! _____ a beautiful rainbow in the sky!
What is "There is"?
The verb in the sentence:
My little brother asked for a bike for his birthday.
What is "asked"?
Another word for "simple"
What is easy, uncomplicated, not difficult...?
Fix the errors:
This year, halloween is on a sunday.
What is "This year, Halloween is on a Sunday."?
Give the sentence type:
I love Hawaiian pizza with all my heart and soul!
What is "exclamatory"?
AM, IS, or ARE
My best friend ____ a very fast runner.
What is "is"?
Decide if this is a sentence or a fragment:
Every single thing.
What is a "fragment"?
the meaning of "variety"
What is "many different types"?
Fix the errors:
Principal lyndes works at dover middle school.
What is "Principal Lyndes works at Dover Middle School."?
The type of sentence that gives information or states a fact.
What is "declarative"?
AM, IS, ARE
Joseph and Helen _____ twins.
What is "are"?
Decide if this is a sentence or a fragment:
Frosty the Snowman was a jolly, happy soul.
What is a sentence?
the meaning of "popular"
What is "liked by many people"?
The category that should NOT be capitalized in English:
first names, last names, city names, country names, languages, months, days, colors, holidays, book titles
What is "colors"?
The type of sentence that can end in EITHER a period OR an exclamation point.
What is "imperative"?
Give the missing subject:
_____ am a Red Sox fan.
What is "I"?
They are the 3 things that every complete sentence must do/have.
What are have a subject, have a verb, and express a complete thought?