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Kinds of sentences
subjects in unusual order
Find the subject complement
Find the object of the verb
Fragments, Run-On sentence, and Complete sentences
100
Declarative, Interrogative, Imperative, and Exclamatory
What are the 4 types of sentences
100
Do you like to watch birds?
Turn this sentence into a question: You do like to watch birds.
100
Professor
The professor is Dr. Phill
100
Mile
Jim ran the mile.
100
Fragment
a great fisherman
200
After the verb
Where is the subject in most questions
200
Football player
The football player is Tim Tebow
200
ladder
Phillip climbed the ladder to the treehouse
200
complete sentence
Is this a complete,fragment,or run-on sentence
300
Declarative., Interrogative?, Imperative. or ?, Exclamatory!
What does each kind of sentence end with (ending mark)
300
You
What is the subject in this sentence: Tell a story to us.
300
Winner
The winner is Paul
300
Soccer ball
Logan kicked the soccer ball very far.
300
Run-on sentence
What is two or more sentences written as though they were a single sentence
400
Declarative: Makes a statement, Interrogative: Asks a question, Imperative: tells or asks someone to do something, Exclamatory: shows strong emotion
What do each kind of sentence do?
400
You
What is the subject in a command normally
400
Anchor man
The anchor man is Bill Phillips
400
Football
Tim through the football for a touchdown.
400
sentence fragment or fragment
what is a part of a sent
500
Express different attitudes and feelings
What do the 4 types of sentences allow you to do in writing
500
To add variety
Why is it important in writing to mix up where the subject is in an sentence?
500
mysterious man
The mysterious man was actually his father
500
Flag
John had the flag in the woods