Simple Sentences Learning Targets: I can identify the simple subject and simple sentence in a sentences to help me better explain the function of phrases.L.7.1A I can identify comma rules to follow when writing simple sentences. L.7.2A

Flocabulary: Subject & Predicate

A simple sentence contains one clause A clause is a group of words with a subject (noun) and a predicate (verb). A simple sentence is also independent. It stands alone because it expresses a complete thought. Examples:The sun rises in the east. Warm brownies are delicious I drink coffee

Diagram the following examples: The sun rises in the east. Warm brownies are delicious I drink coffee

Flocabulary: Challenge Questions  

Flocabulary: Quiz 

Please write your own simple sentences.

Comma Rules That Apply to Simple Sentences Use commas to separate items in a series.  I like almonds, chocolate, and peanut butter. Now, write your own simple sentence with a comma that separates items in a series: Use commas to separate two or more coordinating adjectives.  Jake ran across a wet, muddy field. Now, write your own simple sentence with a comma that separates two or more coordinating adjectives:

Teacher & Student Resources  Flocabulary  Grammar Revolution revolution.com/clauses.htmlhttp:// revolution.com/clauses.html  Grammar Rock