Sentence Types
Sentence Types 2.0
Subject/Predicate
Sentence, Run On, Fragment
Clauses
100

Sit down.

Imperative

100

I like soccer, basketball, and track.

Simple

100

Simple subject? 


The tall girl kicked the ball.

Girl

100

After I went to recess. 

Fragment

100

Independent

I will play after I study. 

I will play

200

I have a test soon

Declarative

200

After you're doing with the study guide, put your pencil away.

Complex

200

Compound subject?

The experienced coach and the talented player make a great pair. 

The experienced coach and the talented player

200

The test is tomorrow I have to study.

Run On

200

Dependent

Because I have homework, I can't go outside. 

Because I have homework

300

Wow, what an awesome movie!

Exclamatory

300

I like to sleep, and I like to play.

Compound

300

Simple Predicate

The cat quietly purred on the floor.

Purred

300

I have history I also have English.

Run On

300

Dependent

While I was walking the dog, I saw a deer. 

While I was walking the dog

400

Did you study?

Interrogative

400

While you are at camp, I will be at home.

Complex

400

Complete Predicate?

The cute kitten quietly purred on the floor.

quietly purred on the floor

400

We are studying because we have a test. 

Complete Sentence

400

Independent

I want to play outside after we eat lunch. 

I want to play outside. 

500

When you come in, neatly stack your materials.

Imperative

500

I feel prepared for the test, but I am still nervous.

Compound

500

Simple Subject?

The cute kitten quietly purred on the floor. 

kitten

500

Because I have a test. 

Fragment

500

Dependent

Since it's cold outside, you need to put on a coat. 

Since it's cold outside