Final Exam Review. #1 Choose whether each sentence is declarative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory –Examples Please close the door. May I have.

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Final Exam Review

#1 Choose whether each sentence is declarative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory –Examples Please close the door. May I have some juice? The sun is shining. Watch out for the bus!

#2 Identify the complete subject of the sentence –Example: My older sister ran four miles

#3 Identify the complete predicate of the sentence –My older sister ran four miles

#4 Identify the simple subject of the sentence –Example The dog’s dish is blue.

#5 Identify the simple predicate –Example: The boys ran quickly.

# 6 Identify the compound subject of the sentence –Example: Ann and Sue are going to the concert

#7 Identify the compound predicate of the sentence –Example: The boys and girls like to run and jump on the sidewalk.

#8 Identify run-on, fragment, or correct sentences –Example: The boys run fast they went to the park. The boys. The dogs ran at the park.

#9 Contractions –Example She will = Can not=

#10 Abbreviations –Examples March= Friday= Doctor= August=

# 11 Identify the noun in the following sentences –Example The girl ran quickly.

# 12 Identify the proper noun in the following sentence –Example You attend DeSales Catholic School.

#13 Choose the correct plural form of each noun. –Example box= mouse= church= lobby= leaf=

#14 Choose the correct possessive of the noun –Examples: Teachers (all of their desks) A zoo (lions)

#15 Identify the action verb in each sentence –Example: The girls ran to the park

# 16 Identify the direct object –Example: The girls ran the bases The students sharpened their pencils

#17 Identify the linking verb in each sentence –The girls are going to the store

#18 Identify the helping verb in each –Example She has taken our food

#19 Choose past, present, or future. –Examples Joyce wrote the book. Rita cleans her room. I will study after lunch.

#20 Choose the word or words that best complete each sentence –Example: I always drive ______________ than my sister does. (careful)

#21 Identify the adjective in the following sentences. –Example: Many children play piano. The large dogs ate. The sweaters are quite colorful.

# 22 Er vs. est –Example: Of all the students, Raul is the ___________. (fast) John is _________ than Sue. (smart)

#23 Pronouns- use correctly –Example John gave ____________ the key. –They –She –Us –ours

#24 Identify the adverb –Examples They went quickly. We were inside the home. We will go early.

Review Please review the proper format for a business letter. Review your notes- we will practice more on Monday.