Parts of a sentence
It has two subjects that share the same verb.
What is a compound subject?
The type of sentence with one independent clause.
What is a simple sentence?
A sentence using "like" or "as" to compare things.
What is a simile?
The subject in the following sentence:
Please read the directions.
What is understood you?
The missing punctuation in Martin Luther King, Jr
What is a period after Jr?
The subordinate clause in the following sentence:
Crevasses, which are cracks in a glacier, can make mountain climbing dangerous.
What is, "which are cracks in a glacier?"
The type of sentence with one independent clause and at least one subordinate clause?
What is a complex sentence?
A sentence that compares two unlike things by saying that one thing is another without using the words "like" or "as."
What is a metaphor?
The complete subject in the following sentence:
The coach of the team swims the backstroke.
What is the coach of the team?
The part of the following sentence that needs to be edited:
Noah yelled, "Turn the music down"!
What is the exclamation point goes in front of the end quotes?
It is the predicate nominative in the following sentence:
Rodriguez is an Olympic medalist.
What is medalist?
The type of phrase in the following sentence:
The puppy, a golden doodle, is my newest pet.
What is appositive?
This is misspelled in the following sentence:
She had a frieght on Halloween night.
What is fright?
This type of sentence:
Whether a kayak is like a canoe.
What is a fragment?
This is a time you should use a comma right before a coordinating conjunction.
What is when you join two independent clauses?
The direct object in the following sentence:
The men gave the map a quick look.
What is look?
The number of independent clauses in the following sentence:
We live in the same house, but Joe is moving out in June.
What is two?
The following are subordinating conjunctions except one:
after, since, yet, unless
What is yet?
The subject in the following sentence:
Here comes the instructor.
What is instructor?
True or False:
The following sentence is written correctly:
Kim's knees shook; she never made a sound.
What is true?
The indirect object in the following sentence:
Dad threw me the frisbee.
What is me?
In writing, this is a conversation between two people.
What is dialogue?
This is the misspelled word in the following sentence.
Mary prefered to eat sushi rather than spaghetti.
What is preferred?
The part of a sentence you will never find the subject.
What is a prepositional phrase?
The reason this quote is written correctly:
Mr. Verinder made an important discovery: "His arm is broken."
What is "the introduction to the quote is an independent clause"?