Subjects & Predicates
4 Sentence Types
Independent & Dependent Clauses
Coordinating Conjunctions
Subordinate Conjunctions
100

The _____ of a sentence is who or what the sentence is about. 

subject

100

What type of sentence is the following: 

Are you going to study for our test tomorrow? 

Interrogative 

100

A __________ clause cannot stand alone as a sentence. 

dependent

100

What acronym do we use to help us remember the coordinating conjunctions? 

FANBOYS

100

Subordinate conjunctions join what types of clauses? 

An independent and dependent clause 

200

The _____ of a sentence is what a subject is or does. 

predicate

200

What type of sentence is the following: 

Study for your test tomorrow. 

Imperative

200

An __________ clause has a subject and a verb, forms a complete thought, and CAN stand alone as a sentence. 

independent

200

Coordinating conjunctions join 2 _________ clauses. 

independent

200

When the independent clause comes first, do you use a comma? 

No

300

Identify the subject of the following sentence: 

John went camping this weekend. 

John

300

What type of sentence is the following: 

We have a test tomorrow! 

Exclamatory

300

Identify the following as an independent or dependent clause: 

They visit the beach whenever it's sunny

Independent clause

300

What should go after the first independent clause but before the conjunction in a compound sentence? 

A comma

300

When the dependent clause comes first, do you use a comma? 

Yes

400

Identify the predicate of the following sentence: 

John went camping this weekend. 

went camping this weekend

400

What type of sentence is the following: 

The syntax unit test is tomorrow. 

Declarative

400

Identify the following as an independent or dependent clause: 

It just makes my day

Dependent clause

400

Join the following 2 clauses using a comma and coordinating conjunction: 

My classmate studies very hard. She always gets good grades. 

My classmate studies very hard, so she gets good grades. 

400

Add to the following sentence by adding a subordinate conjunction and dependent clause to the end:

I feed the cats every morning

Example: I feed the cats every morning because it's my chore. 

500

An incomplete sentence that is missing either a subject or a predicate is called a sentence __________. 

fragment

500

Which 2 sentence types typically use a period at the end? 

Declarative and Imperative

500

Identify the following as an independent or dependent clause: 

Whichever student picked up the trash

Dependent clause

500

Join the following 2 clauses using a comma and coordinating conjunction: 

Sara called her friend. Nobody answered the phone. 

Sara called her friend, but nobody answered the phone. 

500

Add to the following sentence by adding a subordinate conjunction and dependent clause to the beginning:

I will buy the tickets

Example: Since you bought them last time, I will buy the tickets.