Subject, Predicate,Object
Choose if the following is a sentence or a fragment: We bought tickets for the concert.
sentence
What is the proper noun in this sentence?
Grayson ate an apple, yogurt, and coffee for breakfast.
Grayson
What type of sentence is this?
The dog chased his tail every day.
Simple
Active or passive? The doctor visited her patients at the hospital.
Active, the subject is performing the action
Complete the sentence:
My dog is (two, to, too) years old today.
two
Choose if the following is a sentence or a fragment?
Walk your dog every day.
Sentence
How many proper nouns are in this sentence (there is no capitalization)
we went to the badger game on saturday to see them play michigan state.
3
What type of sentence is this?
The dog chased his tail every day, even though he was never able to catch it.
complex
Active or passive: Our kitchen walls were painted by Julien and Julian.
passive, the walls are receiving the action
Look over (there, their, they're)! I just saw a tornado!
there
What is the object of the sentence?
Jake baked a delicious chocolate cake for the end of the year party.
cake
Capitalize the sentence correctly:
i'm doing a-levels in history, geography and english.
I'm doing A-levels in history, geography and English.
Kelly applied for a job in accounting at the new building down the street from my house.
simple!
True or False: In the passive voice, the subject is often part of a prepositional phrase, usually using the word "by".
True
If I get a puppy, (its, it's) name is going to be Dexter.
its
What is the object of the sentence?
A few, exotic birds mimic sounds.
sounds
Is the capitalization correct in this sentence?
My uncle lived in California for three years before moving back to Wisconsin.
All the world's a stage; we are only players.
compound- you can use a semi-colon instead of a conjunction
Change this sentence to an active voice:
Grandma got run over by a reindeer.
The reindeer ran over grandma.
I wanted to go (1) the store and my sister said she was going (2). But last time I shopped with her, it took (3) hours!
two, to, too?
to, too, two
What is the object in the sentence?
The direct object receives the action from the verb.
Action
how many of these words should be capitalized in this sentence?
i finally got to go to new york city, see the new york mets, and go to the metropolitan museum of art!
10! New York City, New York Mets, Metropolitan Museum of Art
What type of conjunctions are used in complex sentences?
subordinating conjunctions
In an active voice, is the subject performing or receiving the action?
Performing
Hey! You over (1)! Can you bring me (2) chromebooks? (3) going home early.
there, they're, their?
there, their, they're