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$200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 $200 $300 $400 $500 $100 Is that the Subject YOU are talking about? That is just a FRAGMENT of my sentence! Compound Subject Or Predicate Direct or Indirect…that is the ??? I do declare, or ask, or tell or exclaim…

John played basketball in his backyard with Joyce and Timothy. $100

Direct Object $100

$200 She left me the keys to the house for the weekend.

$200 Indirect Object

Identify the Direct Object in the sentence: Could you show my sister the library in your school? $300

Library $300

$400 Identify the Indirect Object: I need a postage stamp for the letter.

letter $400

Identify the Direct Object and the Indirect Object: David’s mom brought him a jacket to wear after school. $500

Direct Object= jacket Indirect Object= him $500

$100 This weekend, I visited my cousins

$100. DECLARATIVE

$200 What time is the assembly on Friday

$200 ? INTERROGATIVE

$300 This weekend, I won a new IPAD

$300 ! EXCLAMATORY

$400 Stop what you are doing and carry these bags to the car

$400. or ! IMPERATIVE

$500 What type of sentence is: Turn the television off and go to bed!

$500 IMPERATIVE

$100 Identify the COMPLETE SUBJECT (CS) and the SIMPLE SUBJECT (SS): The storm clouds are getting darker.

$100 The storm clouds = CS Clouds= SS

$200 Identify the COMPLETE PREDICATE (CP) and the SIMPLE PREDICATE (SP) Derek Jeter is an amazing baseball player.

$200 is an amazing baseball player = CP is= SP

$300 Identify the SIMPLE SUBJECT (SS) and the SIMPLE PREDICATE (SP): My friend Max wrote the poem.

$300 SS= Max SP= wrote

$400 Identify the SIMPLE PREDICATE (SP): I am very hungry.

$400 SP= am

$500 Underline the CS once Underline the CP twice Label the SS and SP. Listen to the new Justin Bieber song on my IPOD.

$500 Listen to the new Justin Bieber song on my IPOD. You is the implied COMPLETE SUBJECT and SIMPLE SUBJECT SP

$100 As we wait for the rain to stop.

$100 Fragment

$200 It’s my mom’s birthday today I bought her a lovely present.

$200 Run-on Sentence

$300 Although she was late.

$300 Fragment

$400 Ate all the fruit before I could sample a piece.

$400 Fragment

$500 Having moved to a new country, the young man was eager to start his new life.

$500 Complete Sentence

$100 Mrs. Batt and Miss Ferrentino share a cozy room for AIS.

$100 Compound Subject Mrs. Batt and Miss Ferrentino

$200 The miniature poodle walked to her bowl and ate all of her food quickly.

$200 COMPOUND PREDICATE walked and ate

$300 Tomorrow, Jason and Kevin will paint the entire bedroom.

$300 COMPOUND SUBJECT Jason and Kevin

$400 Dierks, my rambunctious dog, stole my socks and chewed several holes in them.

$400 COMPOUND PREDICATE stole and chewed

$500 After the long weekend, my husband and I slept in on Sunday and went out to breakfast.

$500 COMPOUND SUBJECT AND PREDICATE CS= husband and I CP= slept and went