Whole Sentences | ||
#1 | Name the COMPLETE predicate in the following sentence: 'Metropolitan areas include suburbs.' | What is: include suburbs |
#2 | Name the COMPLETE subject in the following sentence: 'Real- estate developers need help for planning.' | What is' real estate developers |
#3 | What is the simple predicate in the following sentence: 'The dog ran outside'. | What is Ran? |
#4 | Name the simple subject in the following sentence: 'The blonde girl went shopping at the mall.' | What is Girl? |
#5 | The _____________________(two words) includes the verb andall the words that complete the verb's meaning. | What is: Complete Predicate |
Kinds of Sentences | ||
#1 | This kind of sentence makes a statement and always ends with a period? | What is: Declarative? |
#2 | This kind of sentence shows a strong emotion or feelings and always ends with the same punctuation. | What is Exclamatory? |
#3 | Name this type of sentence: 'Are you going to the basketball game tonight?' | What is: Interrogative? |
#4 | This type of sentence tells or asks someone to do something and can have two different puncutation endings. | What is: Imperative? |
#5 | Name what kind of sentence the following is: 'Show me your photographs.' | What is: Imperative? |
Verbs | ||
#1 | A _____________ ___________(two words) is made up of a main verb and one or more helping verbs. | What is: Verb Phrase? |
#2 | This type of verb helps a main verb express an action or show time. | What is: Helping Verb |
#3 | This type of verb can stand by itself as the simple predicate of a sentence. | What is: Main Verb |
#4 | Name the verb phrase in the following sentence: 'Pollution is endangering animals and plants.' | What is: is endangering? |
#5 | Name the helping verb in the following sentence: 'Modern industries have allowed cities and towns to flourish.' | What is: have? |
NOUNS | ||
#1 | A noun is a : _______, _______, _________ | What is: a person, place, or thing |
#2 | This type of noun is always capitalized. | What is: Proper Noun? |
#3 | Name a common noun in the following sentence: 'The dog was tired.' | What is: dog? |
#4 | 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? |
#5 | galaxy in its plural form (spelled out) | What is: g a l a x i e s? |
Subjects- Unusual Order and Complements | ||
#1 | The subject in the following sentence: 'Are you walking to the Brooklyn Bridge?' | What is: YOU? |
#2 | The subject of a command, or an imperative sentence, is usually ________. | What is: YOU? |
#3 | A word or group of words that follows a linking verb and renames or describes the subject. | What is: Subject Complement? |
#4 | The predicate noun in the following sentence: 'Philadephia is the largest city in Pennsylvania.' | What is: City? ( city defines Philadelphia) |
#5 | The predicate adjective in the following sentence: 'Philadelphia cheesesteaks taste great.' | What is: Great? (great describes cheesesteaks') |
Final Question | |