Four Types of Sentences
Subject & Predicate
Conjunctions
Fragment and Run-ons
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100

Would you like tea or coffee?

What is interrogative?

100

Draw a line between the complete subject and complete predicate: They recovered the ball with a tall ladder.

What is They | recovered?

100

The three most commonly used coordinating conjunctions

What is and, but, or?

100

The definition of a sentence fragment

What is a sentence that does not form a complete thought (missing the who? or what?)?

100

Number of siblings Mrs. Van Der Wilt has

What is two brothers?

200

It is too dangerous to climb that mountain!

What is exclamatory?

200

Draw a line separating the complete subject and complete predicate: Some of the students from my homeroom are sitting in the last row of bleachers.

What is homeroom | are?

200

Conjunctions that come in pairs

What is correlative conjunctions?

200

Complete sentence or Fragment: She fought for the rights of women and children.

What is a complete sentence?

200

Mrs. Van Der Wilt's favorite color

Purple

300

Christmas is my favorite holiday.

What is declarative?

300

Identify the simple subject: Cotton is used to make quilts.

What is cotton?

300
Find the conjunction: We all wanted pizza, but no one wanted to buy it.

What is but?

300

Sentence, Fragment, Run-on: His mother was a teacher, his father was a waiter.

What is a run-on?

300

The month of Mrs. Van Der Wilt's birthday

What is June?

400

He wanted to play football, but she wanted to play basketball.

What is declarative?

400

Identify the simple subject: Does the bus go to Lincoln?

What is bus?

400

Find the conjunction: Olives are either eaten whole or made into oil.

What is either ... or?

400

Complete Sentence, Fragment, Run-on: The seat of the federal government moved from Philadelphia to Washington in 1800.

What is complete sentence?

400

The team Mrs. Van Der Wilt's favorite NFL team played on Sunday

What is the Los Angeles Rams?

500

Complete your homework assignment in study hall.

What is imperative?

500

Find the simple subject: Get off at the next stop.

What is (you)?

500

Find the conjunction: Do you care whether we have rice or noodles for supper?

What is whether ... or?

500

Complete Sentence, Fragment, Run-on: The first woman member of congress.

What is fragment?

500

The age of Mrs. Van Der Wilt's husband

What is 24?

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