Clause & Sentence
Conjunction Junction
Verb Types & Helpers
Subjects, Objects & Appositives
Sentence Anatomy & Complements
100

This type of clause has a subject and a verb and can stand alone as a complete sentence.

Independent clause


100

The acronym FANBOYS stands for these seven coordinating conjunctions.

For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So

100

This main type of verb shows physical or mental movement, like run, think, or jump.

action verb

100

This part of the sentence tells who or what is doing the action.

subject

100

This type of complement renames or describes the subject after a linking verb.

subject complement

200

Identify the sentence structure: "The chef baked a delicious chocolate cake."

Simple


200

Words like because, although, since, and if belong to this group of conjunctions.

subordinating conjunctions

200

In the sentence "The dog has eaten his dinner," what type of verb is has?

helping verb

200

Identify the direct object: "The pitch deck convinced the investor.

investor

200

Identify the underlined word: "The team elected Sarah captain.

object complement

300

Identify the sentence structure: "Although it was raining, we played soccer outside."

Complex
300

What type of conjunction is used to combine two independent clauses into a compound sentence?

coordinating conjunction or FANBOYS

300

Identify the verb type in this sentence: "The soup tastes delicious."  

linking verb

300

Identify the appositive phrase: "Mr. Davis, my favorite English teacher, assigned a fun project.

my favorite English teacher

300

Identify the subject complement in this sentence: "The winner of the race was fast."

fast

400

Identify the italicized clause: "The student, who won the science fair, gave a speech."

dependent clause

400

Identify the subordinating conjunction in this sentence: "We stayed inside until the storm passed."

until

400

Name all the verbs in the verb phrase for this sentence: "She will be arriving at noon."

will and be are helping verbs; arriving is the main action verb

400

In this sentence, identify the subject and direct object: "The cat caught a mouse."

subject = cat

direct object = mouse

400

Identify whether the bolded word is a subject complement or an object complement: "The judge found the defendant guilty.

object complement

500

Identify the sentence structure: "I wanted to go to the park, but my brother preferred the pool."

compound sentence

500

Add the missing punctuation and conjunction: "I studied hard for the test ___ I scored an A."

so

500

Is appeared an action or linking verb in this sentence? "He appears to be a hero."

linking verb

500

Punctuate this sentence with commas around the appositive: "Jupiter the largest planet in our solar system has many moons."

Jupiter, the largest planet in our solar system, has many moons.

500

Complete the rule: An object complement follows and describes/renames the _______ object, while a subject complement follows a _______ verb.

direct object / linking verb