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Subjects/Predicates
Compound Subjects/Verbs
Fragments/RunOns
Bonus
100

What type of sentence is this: I ate a hot dog while I was at the baseball game

Declarative

100
What is the simple subject: The brown dog just showed up on my doorstep one day.
dog
100
What is a compound subject or verb?
two or more subjects or verbs
100
What is missing in a fragment?
Either a subject or a verb.
100
How old is Miss Hewitt?
23
200

What type of sentence is this: Why did you put mustard on my hot dog

Interrogative

200
What is the simple subject and predicate: My troublesome little sister will have been in the teacher's office 5 times this year.
sister/will have been
200
What are the simple subjects in this sentence: My mother and father like to go on a date at least once a month.
mother/father
200
What is this sentence: Went shopping at the mall on Saturday.
Fragment
200
Mr. Ostrander teaches at what high school?
Marian
300
Give me an exclamatory sentence.
(vary)
300
What is the complete subject: They ran around in circles until the end of recess.
They
300
Name the simple subjects and predicates: Mrs. Bishop and Mrs. Smolinski cheer for and support the Huskers.
subjects: Mrs. Bishop/Mrs. Smolinski predicates: cheer for/support
300
How would you fix this sentence: Even though she is a girl, she enjoys hockey and plays every weekend with her brother, he is not as good as she is.
Period after brother.
300
True or false: Miss Hewitt's fiance is a chef.
False.
400
What is an imperative sentence and give an example.
(vary)
400
What is the complete predicate: The first and second graders love to hold your hand when walking out of the building.
love to hold your hand when walking out of the building.
400
Give this sentence a compound subject: I love to camping on the weekends.
My husband and I love to go camping on the weekends.
400
What is this sentence missing? Add it: The horse over the fence and won the competition.
predicate: jumped
400
Which teacher has met Barack Obama?
Mr. McCarville
500
What punctuation marks go on a declarative sentence?
A period.
500
Give the simple subject and predicate: I was not planning on going to school today, but I changed my mind after I saw how rainy it was.
I/was not planning AND I/changed
500
Give this sentence a compound predicate: The tiny dog barked all night.
The tiny dog barked and whined all night.
500
Is a sentence with more than one independent clause a run-on?
No, if done correctly it is a compound sentence.
500
How many penguins does Miss Bishop have?
58