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Simple S & P
Complete S & P
Kinds of Sentences
Types of Sentences
Sentences, Fragment, or Run-on
100
"I could not hear the man over the loud radio."
What is the SS: I, SP: hear?
100
Mae was sick.
What is CS = Mae, CP = was sick
100
Sentences are cool, and you know it!
What is exclamatory?
100
I love cake, and I love ice cream.
What is compund?
100
Bob
What is fragment?
200
Bob plays an instrument.
What is SS= Bob, SP= plays
200
Billy was late to practice.
What is CS = Billy, CS = was late to practice
200
Where do I get tickets for the Bearcat Festival?
What is interrogative?
200
It was all fun and games until the chicken came to town.
What is complex?
200
I went to the store there I got milk.
What is Run-on?
300
Brett flew a kite.
What is the SP: flew, SS: Brett
300
Cole left school early.
What is CS = Cole, CP = left school early
300
Go to your room now.
What is imperative?
300
It's a big angry chicken.
What is simple?
300
so I could read again.
What is fragment?
400
Cole likes chocolate.
What is the SS: Cole, SP: likes
400
The Oregon State Beavers are the best!
What is CS = The Oregon State Beavers, CP = are the best
400
What is your dad's name in french?
What is interrogative?
400
I have field hockey this afternoon, but it is my brother's birthday party.
What is compound?
400
I went to my room I played on my phone.
What is run-on?
500
I did not do my homework yesterday.
What is SS = I , SP = did not
500
Brett has homework today.
What is CS = Brett, CP = has homework today
500
Grater's ice cream is awesome.
What is declarative?
500
Mae did her homework yesterday.
What is simple?
500
I can't believe that my team won a football game.
What is sentence?