Sentence Types
What are the four types of sentences?
Declarative, Imperative, Interrogative, Exclamatory
What is the difference between a simple predicate and a complete predicate?
The simple predicate is just the word (or words) that act as the verb in the sentence.
A simple subject is the main word (or words) that tells who or what is doing or being something in the sentence.
Capital letter, punctuation, subject and a predicate
What are the different types of nouns we covered? (There are five.)
Abstract, concrete, common, proper, collective
"Mom, I forgot to feed the dog this morning."
Declarative
"A moral person treats others fairly."
treats
"Dark, ominous clouds gather."
clouds
"I am going to the grocery store I have to get some bread."
"herd"
collective, common, concrete
"I am so not ready for the test tomorrow!"
Exclamatory
"He is being extremely rude."
is being
"A man in black boots stomps in puddles."
man
"Because I listen in class, I understand what we are learning."
Sentence
"religion"
common, abstract
"Will we ever read novels in this class?"
Interrogative
"I have been wondering how you were doing."
have been wondering
"I like this inclement weather."
I
"Living life on the edge."
Fragment
"South America"
proper, concrete, collective
"Stop."
Imperative
"The freezing rain is pouring on the roof."
is pouring.
"Don't tell me what to do."
You
"From Alabama to Florida."
Fragment
"Williams Family"
proper, concrete, collective