Types of Sentences
The type of sentence shown below:
Please brush your teeth before bed.
What is an imperative sentence?
I like to play soccer in the fall.
What is "I?"
The predicate in the sentence below:
I went to the movies with my friends last weekend.
What is, "went to the movies with my friends last weekend?"
Is the sentence below correct or incorrect?
Make your bed when you get up tomorrow morning?
What is, incorrect?
Is the word "Earth" part of the subject or predicate in the sentence below?
The third planet from the sun is Earth.
What is part of the predicate?
The type of sentence shown below:
I'm so excited to go get my Halloween costume!
What is an exclamatory sentence?
The subject in the sentence below:
Kristy Martin is my cousin.
What is, "Kristy Martin?"
The predicate in the sentence below:
His blue and white t-shirt got ripped during the basketball game.
What is, "got ripped during the basketball game?"
Is the sentence below correct or incorrect?
I can't wait to make apple pie this weekend!
What is correct?
Is the word "fluffy" part of the subject or predicate in the sentence below?
The fluffy bunny hops down the road.
What is the subject?
The type of sentence shown below:
Did you forget to bring your lunch box to school?
What is an interrogative sentence?
The subject in the sentence below:
James and his family went on vacation together.
What is, "James and his family?"
Molly and Matt are cousins with Martin.
What is, "are cousins with Martin?"
Is the sentence below correct or incorrect?
The paper is on the floor who does it belong to?
What is incorrect?
Is the word "paws" part of the subject or predicate in the sentence below?
Monica's stuffed unicorn Rainbow has purple paws.
What is the predicate?
The type of sentence shown below:
Write your name at the top of the paper in pencil.What is an imperative sentence?
The subject in the sentence below:
Jen's favorite purple marker ran out of ink.
What is "Jen's favorite purple marker?"
The predicate in the sentence below:
Gina and her family's house is on Smith Street.
What is, "is on Smith Street?"
Is the sentence below correct or incorrect?
We can pick pumpkins this weekend.
What is correct?
Is the word "town" part of the subject or predicate in the sentence below?
The supermarket in town opens at 7 AM.
What is the subject?
The type of sentence shown below:
There are thirty-one days in October.
What is a declarative sentence?
The Johnsons' family dog and cat are both black with white spots.
What is "The Johnsons' family dog and cat?"
The predicate in the sentence below:
That pencil belongs to David or Paul.
Is the sentence below correct or incorrect?
Becca is going to get her Halloween costume this weekend she wants to be a princess.
What is incorrect?
Is the word "horse" part of the subject or predicate in the sentence below?
Toby and Kelly share a horse named Bronco.
What is the predicate?