Types of Sentences
Complete Subjects & Predicates
Simple Subjects & Predicates
Conjunctions
Run-Ons & Fragments
100

This is what type of sentence?

There are lots of clubs at school.

Declarative

100

What is the complete subject in the following sentence?

The whole family loves our garden.

The whole family

100

What is the simple predicate?
She is very smart.

is
100

Insert the correct conjunction:

We not only dressed up for the holiday __________ also decorated the school.

but

100

True or False: A run-on sentence can be corrected simply by inserting a comma.

false 

200

This is what type of sentence?

Are you singing in the chorus this year?

Interrogative

200

What is the complete predicate in the following sentence?

My sister and I made tomato soup.

made tomato soup

200

What is the simple predicate?
Yesterday I went to the hockey game.

went

200

Insert the correct predicate:

I do not know whether he has seen the movie before __________ not.

or

200

Even though I studied all weekend long
This sentence is a:

fragment

300

This is what type of sentence?

How exciting this year will be!

Exclamatory

300

What is the complete subject in the following sentence?
The tomatoes ripened.

The tomatoes

300

What is the simple subject?
The pool is eight feet deep.

pool

300

He is neither mad __________ upset.

nor

300

I have to work all weekend I hate working weekends.
This sentence is a:

Run-on

400

This is what type of sentence?

Sign up for the camera club!

Imperative

400

True or False?

A complete predicate is the same as a predicate

True

400

What is the simple subject?
My new phone came yesterday.


phone

400

I have both respect __________ admiration for them.

and

400

None of my friends have seen that movie yet.
This sentence is a:

complete sentence

500

This type of punctuation ends an imperative sentence.

! or . 

500

In a sentence the following clause would be the:

signal the beginning of fall.

complete predicate

500

True or False?

A simple predicate can be the same thing as a predicate?

false

500

What does FANBOYS stand for?

For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So

500

Fix the sentence: Because it was a gorgeous day they didn't want to stay inside, and decided to go to the park. 

Because it was a gorgeous day, they didn't want to stay inside, and decided to go to the park.