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2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt 2 pt 3 pt 4 pt 5 pt 1 pt Subjects & Predicates Complete? Punctuation Simple & Compound Verbs

If the complete subject was underlined, this is the part of the sentence that would be left.

What is the complete predicate?

This is another name for the simple predicate.

What is the verb?

This is what is underlined. My grammar teacher is incredibly nice.

What is the simple subject?

Make this sentence have a compound predicate: Miss Tilles cooks spaghetti.

Example: Miss Tilles cooks spaghetti and heats up the sauce.

Combine these sentences to make ONE sentence with a COMPOUND subject: The puppy is very playful. So is the kitten.

The puppy and the kitten are very playful.

Every complete sentence must have these two things.

What is a subject and a predicate?

This is the term for an incomplete sentence.

What is a fragment?

This is what we would call the following: It’s really hot today, we’re going to the ocean.

What is a run-on?

Fix this fragment to make it a complete sentence: Miss Tilles quietly to the library.

Example: Miss Tilles walked quietly to the library.

These are two strategies for fixing a run-on sentence.

What are break it into two separate sentences OR add a comma and conjunction?

The question mark would end this type of sentence.

What is an interrogative sentence?

An interjection typically is followed by this punctuation mark.

What is an exclamation mark?

An imperative sentence could end with these two punctuation marks.

What is a period or exclamation mark?

In a compound sentence, this punctuation mark must come before the conjunction.

What is a comma?

This is the punctuation rule when listing a series of items.

What is put a comma after each item (including before the conjunction)? Ex: Kate plays soccer, writes poetry, and sings in the choir.

A compound sentence consists of two sentences joined by this.

What is a comma and conjunction OR semi-colon?

A compound sentence is made up of these.

What are two independent clauses?

If a sentence has a compound subject and one verb, it is a…

Simple sentence

This is one way to combine these into a compound sentence: It is cold outside. I should wear a coat.

It is cold outside, so I should wear a coat.

These are four patterns of simple sentences.

What is SV, SSV, SVV, and SSVV?

This is the helping verb in: She will study for the grammar test.

What is “will”?

This is the sentence that has correct subject-verb agreement. a.The bats inside the dark cave hangs upside down. b.One of the caves stretches one thousand feet into the hill. c.Some people has a fear of bats.

What is “b”? a.The bats inside the dark cave hangs upside down. b.One of the caves stretches one thousand feet into the hill. c.Some people has a fear of bats.

If the subject and verb disagree, this is what must be changed.

What is the verb?

These are three types of verbs.

What are action/main verb, helping verb, and linking verb?

This is the term for the underlined section: I have written a novel.

What is verb phrase?