Subject/Predicate
This part of the sentence tells who or what the sentence is about.
Subject
Is this sentence a run-on?
I love pizza I eat it every Friday.
Yes
I eat pizza. I eat it every Friday.
OR
I eat pizza, and I eat it every Friday.
Which two parts are needed to have a complete sentence?
Subject and predicate
What is an adjective?
A word that describes a noun or pronoun.
A sentence must have at least one subject and one predicate to be this.
complete
Identify the subject in this sentence:
The playful puppy chased the ball.
the playful puppy
Rewrite this sentence correctly:
We finished the test we turned it in quietly.
We finished the test. We turned it in quietly.
Is this a fragment or a complete sentence?
Because I forgot my homework.
Fragment
Which sentence uses commas correctly?
A. The loud crowded cafeteria
B. The loud, crowded cafeteria
B. The loud, crowded cafeteria
What do you can the action word in the sentence?
verb
Identify the complete predicate in this sentence:
The students finished their work early.
finished their work early
Is this sentence punctuated correctly?
The students completed their test on "Flight of Icarus", and they took their grammar quiz the next day.
Yes
Turn this fragment into a complete sentence.
When the bell rang.
Answers may vary
How can you test if adjectives are coordinate?
add “and” or switch the adjectives
Which sentence is written correctly?
A. I ran home I was late.
B. I ran home, I was late.
C. I ran home because I was late.
C. I ran home because I was late.
Which part of this sentence is the predicate?
She packed her bag and hurried to the bus stop.
packed her bag and hurried to the bus stop
Identify if this is a complete or run-on sentence. If it is a run-on, rewrite it correctly.
We studied for the test, we felt confident.
Run-On Sentence
We studied for the test. We felt confident.
OR
We studied for the test, and we felt confident.
Which part is missing from this fragment -- subject or predicate?
Running down the hallway.
subject
Identify the coordinate adjectives in this sentence:
The cold, windy afternoon made us stay inside.
cold and windy
Fix this sentence AND name the error (if there is one):
The tired hungry students waited for lunch.
“The tired, hungry students waited for lunch,”
The error was missing a comma between coordinate adjectives?
Identify the subject in this sentence:
All of the books on the shelf belong to the library.
All of the books on the shelf
Identify if this is a complete or run-on sentence. If it is a run-on, rewrite it correctly.
During the assembly, the students sat quietly.
Complete sentence
Identify if this is a complete sentence or a fragment. If it is a fragment, turn it into a complete sentence.
Because of the weather outside.
Fragment
(answers may vary)
Do these adjectives need a comma?
She wore a small red backpack.
No
Fix this sentence AND name the error (if there is one):
He bought a wooden baseball bat.
No correction needed.