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Fragment or Sentence
Run-on or Compound
Kind of Sentence
Subect
Predicate
100
came to school early.
What is a fragment?
100
We went to school we did our homework.
What is a run-on?
100
The fifth graders are awesome!
What is an exclamatory?
100
A big dog chased me.
What is dog?
100
The goofy fifth grader told a joke.
What is told?
200
The brown dog
What is fragment?
200
All the kids did their homework, and the teacher was happy.
What is a compound?
200
Please do your homework.
What is an imperative?
200
The wonderful teacher didn't give any homework.
What is teacher?
200
Everyone in class wrote their name on their paper.
What is wrote?
300
The fifth graders did their homework.
What is a sentence?
300
I went to school all the kids were there.
What is a run-on?
300
Are you running cross-country?
What is an interrogative?
300
The really funny classmate told a joke.
What is classmate?
300
I ate my breakfast before school.
What is ate?
400
The really pretty teacher
What is a fragment?
400
The teachers at St. John's are great, and they love being teachers.
What is compound?
400
I do declare, school is fun.
What is a declarative?
400
Everyone in my class is wonderful.
What is everyone?
400
The cross-country team ran fast.
What is ran?
500
All of the volleyball players served.
What is a sentence?
500
Every time I come to school the traffic is bad there are a lot of cars.
What is run-on?
500
Put your bottom in your seat.
What is an imperative?
500
All the students at St. John's learn everyday.
What is students?
500
Miss Bahr cheered for her team.
What is cheered?