Kinds of Sentences and Punctuation. Add the correct punctuation and identify what type of sentence is it.
The dog stole the bone
period- declarative sentence
The best part of Christmas
fragment
Kathy never does her homework.
Kathy- subj.
does- predicate
Puppies and kittens play and sleep most of the day.
puppies, kittens- subjects
play, sleep- predicates
My brother John and his friend Andy come to all my basketball games.
My brother John and his friend Andy- complete subject.
come to all my basketball games- complete predicate
This is the worst class ever
exclamation mark- exclamatory sentence
The girl ran across the street the car almost hit her.
Run-on
Tom's favorite TV show is Survivor.
Tom's- subject
is- predicate
Crocodiles and alligators swim in the water but hunt on land.
Crocodiles, alligators- subjects
swim, hunt- predicates
My older brother and his best friend went to the store to get some snacks.
Complete Subject: My older brother and his best friend.
Complete Predicate: went to the store to get some snacks.
How many weeks until summer vacation
question mark- interrogative sentence
If I ever go to New York I want to visit the statue of liberty, but I don't want to take a cab.
complete sentence
The program was working correctly yesterday.
program- subject
was working- predicate
Yesterday after school, Jack and Jill went up the hill and fell down.
Jack, Jill- subjects
went, fell
I will pick you up after you call me.
I - complete subject
will pick you up after you call me- complete predicate
Give me your cell phone
period- imperative sentence
The flowers that grew last year
fragment
Who will take out the garbage?
who- subject
will take- predicate
At Red Top, the campers and their guide pitched their tents and built a fire.
campers, guide she- compound subjects
pitched, built - compound predicate.
We are going to Florida.
We- complete subject
are going to Florida-complete predicate
Please eat your dinner now.
period - imperative sentence
Last year for Christmas I got a cell phone it didn't have any minutes on it
Run-on
Run for your life!
You- subject
run-predicate
Heavy rain and strong winds flooded the streets and damaged the power lines.
Compound Subject: rain, winds
Compound Predicate: flooded, damaged
Bill and Jim wear yellow caps to school every day.
Bill and Jim- complete subject
wear yellow caps to school every day- complete predicate