Sentence or Fragment
"After the long walk in the park." Is this a sentence or a fragment?
Fragment
What type of sentence gives a command?
Imperative
What is the simple subject in: "The red car sped down the road"?
car
What is the plural of "child"?
children
Define “denotation.”
Dictionary definition of a word
"The dog barked loudly." Sentence or fragment?
Sentence
What type of sentence expresses strong emotion?
Exclamatory
Define “complete subject.”
All the words that tell who or what the sentence is about.
What does FANBOYS stand for?
For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So
Define “connotation.”
Emotional or cultural meaning of a word
"Running quickly through the hallway." Sentence or fragment?
Fragment
Identify the type: "Do you want ice cream?"
Interrogative
What is the complete predicate in: "My sister dances every Saturday"?
dances every Saturday
What kind of noun is “happiness”?
abstract noun
What is the denotation of the word “snake”?
A type of reptile
Fix this fragment: "When the bell rang."
"When the bell rang, the students left."
Identify the type: "What a beautiful sunset that is!"
Exclamatory
Identify both the complete subject and predicate: "The black cat slept."
“The black cat” / Predicate: “slept”
Identify the conjunction: “Although it rained, we went outside.”
“Although”
What is a negative connotation for “cheap”?
Stingy, low-quality
Explain why "Because I was tired" is not a complete sentence.
It’s a dependent clause—it doesn’t express a complete thought.
Name all four sentence types and give an example of each.
Declarative (“I like dogs.”), Interrogative (“Do you like dogs?”), Exclamatory (“What a big dog!”), Imperative (“Sit down.”)
Explain the difference between simple subject and complete subject.
Simple subject is the main noun; complete subject includes the noun and all modifiers.
Explain the difference between coordinating and subordinating conjunctions. .”
Coordinating = joins equal ideas; Subordinating = joins dependent to independent clause
Explain how “home” has a different connotation than “house.”
“House” is a structure; “home” implies warmth and family.