Complete Sentences
Is the following sentence a complete sentence or a fragment?
The dog runs after the ball.
Complete sentence
Give an example of a concrete noun
Examples:
chair
house
cat
Name an action verb
Examples:
run
drive
say
a noun
Give an example of a common noun
lion
pencil
school
Is the following sentence a complete sentence or a fragment?
A fun party.
fragment
Give an example of a proper noun
Examples:
Caldwell
Mrs. Maple
Julie
Name a helping verb
Examples:
have
might
could
will
What are the two pronouns in the following sentence?
We have to climb up the mountain to see it.
Which of the following is not a helping verb?
might, go, think, can
Annie danced all night.
predicate
What are the four parts of a noun?
Which word in the following sentence is the main verb?
I might cook fish for dinner.
cook
Give an example of a second person pronoun
You, you (all)
How do you know if a noun is concrete or abstract?
Concrete nouns can be perceived by the senses. Abstract nouns can not.
Name the two parts of a complete sentence.
Subject and predicate
Give an example of an abstract noun
Examples:
spring
love
truth
Which word in the following sentence is a helping verb?
I will ride my bike to the park.
will
Give an example of a first person pronoun
I, we, me, us
Give an example of a collective noun.
Examples:
flock, herd, class
Are the italicized words the subject or the predicate?
All of the boys were tired of running.
subject
Give an example of a compound noun.
Examples:
The United States of America
Desktop
Sister-in-law
Name all 8 forms of the verb to be
am, are, is, was, were, be, being, been
Give an example of a 3rd person pronoun
he, she, it, they, them
What is the difference between a subject pronoun and an object pronoun?
A subject pronoun does the action. An object pronoun receives the action.