Add an end mark to the sentence below and tell whether it is declarative, interrogative, exclamatory, or imperative.
Sit in your seat please__
.
imperative
100
What is the subordinating conjunction in this sentence:
You should say grace before meals.
before
100
Write complete subject or complete predicate to tell which part is in ( ).
Myles and Mason (love to hug the Disney characters in Disneyland.)
complete predicate
100
Write all of the simple subjects in each compound subject.
Math and Language Arts are common subjects in school.
Math
Language Arts
100
Trevor bought groceries yesterday, but he forgot to to buy the milk.
sentence
200
Add an end mark to the sentence below and tell whether it is declarative, interrogative, exclamatory, or imperative.
Why do leaves fall in autumn___
?
interrogative
200
What is the subordinating conjunction in this sentence:
While Scott rides his bike, Tyler plays basketball.
while
200
Write the simple subject and simple predicate of this sentence.
Loud thunder woke me up last night.
simple subject=thunder
simple predicate=woke
200
Write all of the simple predicates in each compound predicate.
The class acts, sings, and dances in the music video.
acts
sings
dances
300
Add an end mark to the sentence below and tell whether it is declarative, interrogative, exclamatory, or imperative.
Tell me more about the Age of Discovery___
.
imperative
300
What is the subordinating conjunction in this sentence:
Miss Lee makes her lunch in the evening since she has to wake up so early the next day.
since
300
Write complete subject or complete predicate to tell which part is in ( ).
(Many of the energetic toddlers) yell and scream on the playground.
complete subject
300
Read the sentence below. If it is a simple sentence, write simple. If it is a compound sentence, write the conjunction that joins the two sentences.
Michelle invited friends to her house this weekend.
simple
300
When I go to school.
fragment
400
Add an end mark to the sentence below and tell whether it is declarative, interrogative, exclamatory, or imperative.
Why are there two fifth grade classes this year___
?
interrogative
400
What is the subordinating conjunction in this sentence:
Have you ever eaten ice cream when it is cold outside?
when
400
Write the simple subject of this sentence. If the sentence is an imperative, write the subject as (You).
These muffins are Grandma Jane's secret recipe.
muffins
400
Write all of the simple predicates in each compound predicate.
My neighbors like to bake or decorate cookies during the Christmas season.
bake
decorate
400
My grandma likes to sew blankets and take care of her garden.
sentence
500
Add an end mark to the sentence below and tell whether it is declarative, interrogative, exclamatory, or imperative.
My how tall you are___
___
exclamatory
500
What is the subordinating conjunction in this sentence:
Although Sarah despises tomatoes, she does enjoy ketchup with her fries.
Although
500
Write the simple subject of this sentence. If the sentence is an imperative, write the subject as (You).
Always be respectful, loving, and kind to others.
(You)
500
Read the sentence below. If it is a simple sentence, write simple. If it is a compound sentence, write the conjunction that joins the two sentences.
Mary enjoys pancakes for breakfast, but her brother Martin does not.
but
500
Where is the baseball field my brother has a game right now.