Sentences
There are four types of sentences, name them:
What are declarative, imperative, interrogative, and exclamatory.
Identify the simple subject of the sentence:
The safety of products is a huge concern for consumers.
What is safety.
Identify the simple predicate of the sentence:
An animal represents each year.
What is animal.
Find the direct object(s) in the sentence:
The colonies gave settlers a new chance.
What is chance.
The racer sounded sad in her interview.
What is predicate adjective.
What type of sentence is this:
The Willis Tower is in Chicago.
What is declarative.
Identify the simple subject of the sentence:
Shopping for toys during the holidays can be exciting, fun, and frustrating.
What is shopping.
Identify the simple predicate of the sentence:
One of the dumplings contains a coin.
What is contains.
Find the direct object(s) in the sentence:
Veterans offered new volunteers useful advice.
What is volunteers and advice.
Is the italicized subject complement a predicate adjective or predicate nominative?
Rodriguez is an Olympic medalist.
What is predicate nominative.
Is this a fragment or complete sentence?
The largest crater on Mars, the Hellas impact basin.
What is a fragment.
Identify the complete subject in the sentence:
Parents and other caregivers should check every old toy for possible hazards.
What is parents and other caregivers.
Identify the complete predicate of the sentence:
I found the lucky coin in my dumpling last year.
What is found the lucky coin in my dumpling last year.
Find the indirect object(s) in the sentence:
The men gave the map a quick look.
What is map.
Find the subject complement in the sentence.
The lead singer grew tired.
What is tired.
Is this a fragment or complete sentence?
Close the door.
What is a complete sentence.
Identify the complete subject of the sentence:
Many hazardous toys and other items have been removed from stores.
What is many hazardous toys and other items.
Identify the complete predicate of the sentence:
Neither Disney nor others were ready to give up easily.
What is were ready to give up easily.
Find the indirect object(s) in the sentence:
The settlers built themselves a church and a fort.
What is themselves.
Find the subject complement(s) in the sentence.
The guest conductors are Mr. Ferrari and Ms. Vasquez.
Who are Mr. Ferrari and Ms. Vasquez.
Change this sentence into an imperative sentence.
Can you describe the even taller building that is under construction?
What is:
Describe the even taller building that is under construction.
Will you bring cookies to the party?
What is you.
Identify the complete predicate of the sentence:
Can you help me find my gloves?
What is can help me find my gloves.
Find both the direct and indirect objects in the sentence:
He brought the settlers supplies in later return voyages.
What is supplies (DO) and settlers (IO).
Find the subject complement(s) in the sentence.
The piano soloist is young and nervous.
What is young and nervous.