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Simple Subjects and Predicates
Complete Subjects and Predicates
Identifying Verb Phrases
Compound Subjects and Compound Verbs
Types of Sentences
100
The doorbell rang suddenly. Ss
doorbell
100
Ms. Mercer and Ms. Ruken love to teach English. CS
Ms. Mercer and Ms. Ruken
100
My brother has prepared a peanut butter and jelly sandwich every day for the last three months.
has prepared
100
ROSES and DAISIES grow in my garden. CS or CV
Compound subject
100
The bookshelf is made of wood.
decarative
200
This morning, Andy gave a presentation in English class. SS
Andy
200
Some kids giggled during the movie. CP
giggled during the movie
200
The weather will be getting colder.
will be getting
200
The students STUDIED and PREPARED for the assessment. CS or CV
Compound verb
200
How do I study for grammar?
Interrogative
300
The resolution of the story surprised me. SS
resolution
300
Some students study hard nightly. CS
Some students
300
Sarah has finished her homework before dinner.
has finished
300
On the field trip, you can either WATCH a movie or PLAY a game. CS or CV
Compound verb
300
Stop looking at me that way.
Imperative
400
The small children crawled behind one another. SP
crawled
400
The smoke was rising up through the chimney. CP
was rising up through the chimney
400
Our old car was making funny noises.
was making
400
The DENTIST and his ASSISTANT worked on cleaning my teeth. CS or CV
Compound subject
400
This was such an exciting day!
Exclamatory
500
This box of candy costs one dollar. SP
Costs
500
My mother's pancakes are yummy. CS
My mother's pancakes.
500
what are the two parts of a verb phrase?
A main verb and one (or more) helping verbs
500
Create your own sentence with a compound verb.
Answers may vary.
500
Some 7th graders are 12, while others are 13.
Declarative