Subjects & Predicates
What is the subject of this sentence? Dogs play.
Dogs
Is this a sentence or a fragment? The cute puppy.
Fragment
What is the noun in this sentence? The cat purred.
cat
Is this a run-on sentence? Our team will will this game we are amazing.
Yes
Fix this compound sentence: We will win this game and we will get candy.
We will win this game, and we will get candy.
What is the SIMPLE subject of this sentence? The silly monkeys squished the bananas.
monkeys
What are three things a complete sentence must have?
A subject, a predicate, and a complete thought
What is the pronoun in this sentence? He threw a perfect pass.
He
Fix this run-on: This question is easy I'm glad I chose it.
This question is easy, so I'm glad I chose it.
Is this a compound or a complex sentence?
We will win this game because we know all the answers.
What is the SIMPLE predicate of this sentence? The hawk flew over our heads.
flew
Is this a sentence or a fragment? She giggled.
Sentence
Which word in this sentence is a proper noun? I was born in sunny Florida.
Florida
Is this a run-on sentence? If so, fix it. If not, leave it alone. Unicorns can't spell, type, or write essays.
It is not a run-on. It is correct.
Fix this complex sentence: Because the clowns came this morning we didn't go to specials.
Because the clowns came this morning, we didn't go to specials.
What is the COMPLETE PREDICATE of this sentence? Our team answers all the questions right.
answers all the questions right.
Do you need to add a subject, predicate, or a complete thought to make this a sentence? Ran happily around the room.
Subject
Which three words in this sentence are INCORRECT? The slimy, green Frog jumped across anderson street before the car squashed him.
frog, Anderson Street
Please break this run-on into separate sentences: The teacher gave lots of homework I didn't like it I did it anyway.
The teacher gave lots of homework. I didn't like it. I did it anyway.
What is the subordinating conjunction in this sentence? I will ride the bus unless mom decides to pick me up instead.
Unless
What is the subject of this sentence? Please use good sportsmanship when playing this game.
You
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Without looking at the posters, give the definitions of a common noun, proper noun, and pronoun.
Common noun -- a person, place, or thing that isn't capitalized. Proper noun -- a specific person, place or thing. Pronoun - a word that takes the place of a noun
Fix this run-on two ways. We played tag at recess yesterday I was exhausted afterward.
We played tag at recess yesterday. I was exhausted yesterday. We played tag at recess yesterday, and I was exhausted afterward.
Name the independent clause, the dependent clause, and the subordinating conjunction in this sentence: Although I love English class, I'd rather be eating lunch.
Independent clause - I'd rather be eating lunch. Dependent clause - Although I love English class. Subordinating conjunction - Although