Subject & Predicate
Conjunctions
Run Ons & Fragments
100

What is a NOUN?

word that means a person, place, or thing

100

Give the conjunction in "Stan will bring the basketball to practice, or he will be in big trouble."

"or"

100

Identify the fragment:

a. Jane plays.
b. George should.
c. Alfred can't dance.


b. George should- missing main verb/predicate

200

What is the predicate or complete verb in "The dog ran across the street"?

 "ran across the street"

200

What is the conjunction in the sentence below?

 I love to swim, and I play basketball.

and

200

Complete sentence or fragment? 

Because they had the best shoes.

Fragment

300

Give the subject in "Tom and Sara went to the beach."

"Tom and Sara"

300

A conjunction is a word that ____________ sentences.

Connects
300

Is it a run-on or fragment ? 

I run for a living I enjoy looking at the scenery.

Run-on

400

Give the complete verb or predicate in "The kids, excited and silly, went to the park for the musical festival."

 "went to the park for the musical festival."

400

What is the conjunction in the sentence below? 

We all got wet when the storm suddenly came up.

after

400

Is it a run-on sentence? 

There is no way that Josh and I would ever make it to the movies on time.

Not a run-on sentence

500

Give the subject in "With Aaron, Jim watched the football team win the championship at West Lee Middle School."

"Jim"

500

What is the conjunction in this sentence? 

James made the team although his leg was broken.

Although

500

To fix a run on sentence you need to do one of the following: add a ____,  add a ___, or create two separate ___ .

conjunction... semicolon... sentences