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Simple Subjects
Simple Predicates
Complete Subjects
Complete Predicates
Types of Sentences
100
The class begins their book reports tomorrow.
What is "class"?
100
Uncle Lloyd, Aunt June, and I went to a movie.
What is "went"?
100
People explore the deep oceans.
What is "people"?
100
The committee argue among themselves.
What is "argue among themselves"?
100
Hand in your homework to me now, please.
What is imperative?
200
Raphael's family lives next to the school on Mound Street.
What is "family"?
200
Kendall made a valentine for his stepmother.
What is "made"?
200
Space travel may be common in the future.
What is "space travel"?
200
I went to the store to buy some groceries.
What is "went to the store to buy some groceries"?
200
What are we supposed to be doing?
What is interrogative?
300
The stage crew moves the scenery off the stage.
What is "crew"?
300
I ate two burritos at Plaza Azteca.
What is "ate"?
300
Puff was the prettiest cat in the contest.
What is "Puff"?
300
Mike bought a new car with the money he saved.
What is "bought a new car with the money he saved"?
300
I can't wait to go to the concert tonight!
What is exclamatory?
400
A gaggle of geese visits our pond every winter.
What is "gaggle"?
400
Craig is helping Ryan answer the questions.
What is "is helping"?
400
Christopher Columbus and his men sailed in three ships.
What is "Christopher Columbus and his men"?
400
Everest is a high mountain in Nepal.
What is "is a high mountain in Nepal"?
400
St. Mary School is located in Williamstown, New Jersey.
What is declarative?
500
Some hot springs shoot columns of water and steam into the air.
What is "springs"?
500
Mary wants to go to the movies tonight.
What is "wants"?
500
Mr. C, Mrs. Coffey, Mrs. Bottino, and Mr. Wolf all have classrooms in the same hallway.
What is "Mr. C, Mrs. Coffey, Mrs. Bottino, and Mr. Wolf"?
500
America was named for the Italian explorer Amerigo Vespucci.
What is "was named for the Italian explorer Amerigo Vespucci"?
500
Help me pick up the trash off the floor.
What is imperative?