Identify the subject in the following sentence: Her sister discovered the poems in her bureau.
What is sister?
Simple, Compound or Complex?
He and his mother met and talked to a man from Curtis Publishing Company.
simple sentence?
Compound Subject(s): Jeff and I read and enjoy Eudora Welty's stories.
What is Jeff / I?
Identify the SUBJECT in the following sentence: My English teacher wrote an article on Charles Dickens.
Teacher
Identify the predicate in the following sentence: The class studied English with Mr. Jones.
Studied
Simple Compound or Complex
Russell waited for hours, but no one bought a single magazine.
compound sentence?
Simple Predicate: The author of the story began his career in journalism in 1947.
What is began?
Identify the compound subject(s) in the following sentence: Russell Baker and his family ate spaghetti one night.
What is Russel Baker / family?
Identify the predicate in the following sentence: You Tell the name of his college.
Tell
Russell wasn't interested in literature he never read the books.
What is run-on sentence?
Simple Subject(s): Had his mother encouraged his writing skills he would have been able to get a passing grade on his paper.
What is mother?
Identify the simple subject in the following sentence: Point to the baker in the picture.
What is YOU?
Identify the compound predicate(s) in the following sentence: They enjoyed the food and argued about technique.
What is enjoyed / argued?
Simple Compound or Complex
Three of his favorite foods are pizza, spaghetti, and hamburgers.
simple sentence?
Simple predicate: Did this experience give her ideas about a career?
What is give?
Identify the compound subject(s) in the following sentence: The Chinese and the Japanese use noodles in many dishes.
What is Chinese/Japanese?
Identify the compound predicate(s) in the following sentence: You need to add the cheese and bake the ziti.
What is add / bake?
How does a Complex differ from a Compound
1. one has 2 sentences and complex does not
2. different conjunctions
3. Compound has to have a comma, complex does not
Simple, compound, or run-on: He grew up in Baltimore; his first job was with a Baltimore newspaper.
What is compound sentence?