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Identify the Subject
Simple, Compound or Run-on
Definitions
Commas
Miscellaneous
100

Alma exercises every day.

What is Alma

100
Milk, broccoli, and kale are good sources of calcium.
What is simple
100
Names a person, place, thing or idea.
What is A Noun
100
Place the comma(s): We went to the store and we bought some milk.
What is After "store"
100
"on the third shelf" is what type of phrase?
What is A Prepositional Phrase
200
Temperatures fall at night.
What is Temperatures
200
Ted bakes cookies chocolate chip are his favorite.
What is run-on
200
The part of speech that describes an action or indicates a state of being
What is A Verb
200
Place the comma(s): Today is May 10 2009.
What is After "10"
200
The jury (disagree/disagrees) about the verdict.
What is Disagrees.
300
My brother and his best friend went to the movies.
What is brother and friend.
300
My cousin moved to Mexico city, and I may visit her soon.
What is compound
300
The part of speech that describes nouns and pronouns.
What is An Adjective
300
Place the comma(s): The cactus the century plant and sagebrush grow in the desert.
What is After "Cactus" and After "Plant"
300
Apostrophe or No Apostrophe: The new flashlights beam is powerful.
What is Apostrophe
400
Do clouds affect temperature?
What is clouds
400
The newspaper published an article about our club at Rancho del Rey Middle School.
What is simple
400
Describes verbs and adjectives.
What is An Adverb
400
Place the comma(s): Usually on a picnic bugs bite me.
What is After "Usually" and After "Picnic"
400
Choose the correct contraction: Our (newspapers'/newspaper's) late this morning.
What is Newspaper's (newspaper is)
500
Listen to the directions.
What is You
500
Jamil and Kendra sometimes ride the ferris wheel, or they choose the scramble instead.
What is compound
500
Indicates position or placement of nouns and pronouns
What is A Preposition
500
Place the comma(s): Usually on a picnic bugs bite me or a bee stings me.
What is After "Usually", After "Picnic", and After "Me"
500
Add the appropriate apostrophe(s): The girls uniforms were attractive and practical.
What is Girls' (after the "s")