Editing
Correct the mistake in this sentence: sarah and Joseph ate a picnic lunch.
Sarah
What is "words that don't make a complete sentence because they are missing a subject or predicate."
fragment
What is the subject in the following sentence: Julie smiled at her new puppy.
Julie
Is the following a complete sentence, fragment, or run-on: We are going home.
complete sentence
What is the top color in a rainbow?
Red
Correct the mistake in this sentence: Where was you yesterday?
were
What is "more than one sentence put together without periods or a comma and a conjunction to separate them."
run on sentence
What is the complete predicate in the following sentence: Julie smiled at her new puppy.
smiled at her new puppy
Is the following a complete sentence, fragment, or run-on: Jumps to conclusions.
fragment
From what tree do acorns come?
oak
Correct the mistake in this sentence: She really wanted to appear on the show
show.
What is "the who or what part of the sentence"
subject
What is the simple subject in the following sentence: The terrified girl ran away from the zombie.
girl
Is the following a complete sentence, fragment, or run-on: She wanted to show you her new bike it was so awesome.
run-on
Which British fictional detective lived at 221b Baker Street?
Sherlock Holmes
Correct the mistake in this sentence: He wanted to by a Christmas present for her.
buy
What is "what the person or thing in the sentence is doing"?
predicate
What is the simple predicate in the following sentence: He ate the pizza with a smile on his face.
ate
What is this sentence missing (a subject or a predicate): Ran past her on the way up the stairs.
subject
Which Italian city is famous for its leaning tower?
Pisa
Correct the mistake in this sentence: Me and Johnny wanted to go to the park, but it was raining.
Johnny and I
a) Are nouns part of subject or predicate?
b) Are verbs part of the subject or predicate?
a) subject
b) predicate
What is the simple predicate in the following sentence: They went on a bear hunt.
went
What is this sentence missing (a subject or a predicate): The snowman.
predicate
Saint Patrick is the Patron Saint of which country? And which country does he actually come from?
Ireland; Wales