| Whole Sentences | Kinds of Sentences | Verbs | NOUNS | Subjects- Unusual Order and Complements |
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Name the COMPLETE predicate in the following sentence: 'Metropolitan areas include suburbs.'
Name the COMPLETE predicate in the following sentence: 'Metropolitan areas include suburbs.'
What is: include suburbs
Name the COMPLETE subject in the following sentence: 'Real- estate developers need help for planning.'
Name the COMPLETE subject in the following sentence: 'Real- estate developers need help for planning.'
What is' real estate developers
What is the simple predicate in the following sentence: 'The dog ran outside'.
What is the simple predicate in the following sentence: 'The dog ran outside'.
What is Ran?
Name the simple subject in the following sentence: 'The blonde girl went shopping at the mall.'
Name the simple subject in the following sentence: 'The blonde girl went shopping at the mall.'
What is Girl?
The _____________________(two words) includes the verb andall the words that complete the verb's meaning.
The _____________________(two words) includes the verb andall the words that complete the verb's meaning.
What is: Complete Predicate
This kind of sentence makes a statement and always ends with a period?
This kind of sentence makes a statement and always ends with a period?
What is: Declarative?
This kind of sentence shows a strong emotion or feelings and always ends with the same punctuation.
This kind of sentence shows a strong emotion or feelings and always ends with the same punctuation.
What is Exclamatory?
Name this type of sentence: 'Are you going to the basketball game tonight?'
Name this type of sentence: 'Are you going to the basketball game tonight?'
What is: Interrogative?
This type of sentence tells or asks someone to do something and can have two different puncutation endings.
This type of sentence tells or asks someone to do something and can have two different puncutation endings.
What is: Imperative?
Name what kind of sentence the following is: 'Show me your photographs.'
Name what kind of sentence the following is: 'Show me your photographs.'
What is: Imperative?
A _____________ ___________(two words) is made up of a main verb and one or more helping verbs.
A _____________ ___________(two words) is made up of a main verb and one or more helping verbs.
What is: Verb Phrase?
This type of verb helps a main verb express an action or show time.
This type of verb helps a main verb express an action or show time.
What is: Helping Verb
This type of verb can stand by itself as the simple predicate of a sentence.
This type of verb can stand by itself as the simple predicate of a sentence.
What is: Main Verb
Name the verb phrase in the following sentence: 'Pollution is endangering animals and plants.'
Name the verb phrase in the following sentence: 'Pollution is endangering animals and plants.'
What is: is endangering?
Name the helping verb in the following sentence: 'Modern industries have allowed cities and towns to flourish.'
Name the helping verb in the following sentence: 'Modern industries have allowed cities and towns to flourish.'
What is: have?
A noun is a : _______, _______, _________
A noun is a : _______, _______, _________
What is: a person, place, or thing
This type of noun is always capitalized.
This type of noun is always capitalized.
What is: Proper Noun?
Name a common noun in the following sentence: 'The dog was tired.'
Name a common noun in the following sentence: 'The dog was tired.'
What is: dog?
Singular to Plural: We add this ending to a singular noun that ends in 's, sh, ch, x, or z' to make it plural.
Singular to Plural: We add this ending to a singular noun that ends in 's, sh, ch, x, or z' to make it plural.
What is: - es?
galaxy in its plural form (spelled out)
galaxy in its plural form (spelled out)
What is: g a l a x i e s?
The subject in the following sentence: 'Are you walking to the Brooklyn Bridge?'
The subject in the following sentence: 'Are you walking to the Brooklyn Bridge?'
What is: YOU?
The subject of a command, or an imperative sentence, is usually ________.
The subject of a command, or an imperative sentence, is usually ________.
What is: YOU?
A word or group of words that follows a linking verb and renames or describes the subject.
A word or group of words that follows a linking verb and renames or describes the subject.
What is: Subject Complement?
The predicate noun in the following sentence: 'Philadephia is the largest city in Pennsylvania.'
The predicate noun in the following sentence: 'Philadephia is the largest city in Pennsylvania.'
What is: City? ( city defines Philadelphia)
The predicate adjective in the following sentence: 'Philadelphia cheesesteaks taste great.'
The predicate adjective in the following sentence: 'Philadelphia cheesesteaks taste great.'
What is: Great? (great describes cheesesteaks')
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