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Types of Sentences
Simple Subjects and Predicates
Complete Sentence, Run-on, or Fragment?
Action Verbs
Proper Nouns
100
We fly the American flag from sunrise until sunset.
What is declarative?
100
The simple subject in the following sentence: The woman behind the podium began to address the assembly.
What is woman?
100
The large end of an egg contains an air sac.
What is a complete sentence?
100
The cheetah runs faster than any other four-footed animal in the world.
What is runs?
100
One of the main characters is huckleberry finn.
What is Huckleberry Finn?
200
No flag is flown at the White House when the President is absent.
What is declarative?
200
The simple predicate in the following sentence: The school adopted a new textbook.
What is adopted?
200
The runner catching his breath.
What is a fragment?
200
The cheetah chases its prey.
What is chases?
200
Have you read where the red fern grows?
What is Where the Red Fern Grows?
300
Wow, that is the biggest flag I have ever seen!
What is exclamatory?
300
The simple predicate in the following sentence: She is my best friend.
What is is?
300
A temporary loss of breath.
What is a fragment?
300
The squirrel scurried up the tree.
What is scurried?
300
Charles dickens gained fame for his memorable characters.
What is Charles Dickens?
400
Why is the flag at half mast?
What is interrogative?
400
The simple predicate in the following sentence: Many plants can grow after dark.
What is can grow?
400
Second wind is the name given to the return to normal breathing this occurs after a temporary loss of breath.
What is a run-on.
400
My friend wrote a poem about promises.
What is wrote?
400
He visited cape cod for his vacation.
What is Cape Cod?
500
Please treat the flag with highest respect.
What is imperative?
500
The simple subject in the following sentence: Please help me.
What is understood you?
500
Go!
What is a complete sentence?
500
Feed the dog.
What is feed?
500
Excellent swimmers attempt to swim the english channel.
What is English Channel?