Sentence Structure
What do we call a sentence that tells something?
a telling sentence
In the sentence “The cat sleeps,” what is the subject?
The cat
This animal says “moo.”
What is a cow?
What is fast?
this word means the opposite of cold/
what is warm?
What do we call a sentence that asks something?
An asking sentence
In the sentence “Ms. Seema gives us homework on Monday,” what is the predicate?
gives us homework
A fruit that is yellow and curved.
what is a banana?
plural of cat?
what is cats?
what is a kitten
Fix this run-on: “I like pizza I eat it every Friday.”
I like pizza. I eat it every Friday.
Identify the complete subject: “The tall boy with glasses rides his bike.”
The tall boy with glasses
We wear these on our feet.
What are shoes?
the naming word is called this.
what is a noun?
what is sprint
True or False: Every complete sentence must have a subject and a predicate.
True
Mary had a little lamb. what is the subject in this sentence?
what is Mary?
You use this to brush your teeth.
What is a toothbrush?
what is a capital letter?
this word means a place where you learn
what is a school?
Which is a fragment?
A) The dog barked loudly. B) Ran into the street.
B
Humpty Dumpty sat on a wall. what is the predicate in this sentence?
what is 'sat'?
what goes up when the rain comes down?
what is an umbrella?
this comes at the end of a sentence.
place that has the most stories?