1. What is a Simple Sentence? Let's find out!
Say, are we talking about simple sentences? I love them!
What is a Simple Sentence? Let's find out!
By: Daihanna Aragon and Faith Spratt with Ricky the Otter

2. What is a simple sentence, and what is it made up of?
Really! You have got to be joking!
A simple sentence is a sentence that contains a verb, a subject, and a complete thought.
Together a verb, subject, and complete thought form an independent clause
A simple sentence is made up of only one independent clause. If any other types of clauses are added, it will no longer be a simple sentence.
Simple sentences convey a complete thought.

3. What are the items required for a simple sentence?
Simple subject- Is the main noun or idea of a sentence.
Verb- An action that is required to convey a complete thought.

4. What are some examples of simple sentences?
KEY
Simple subject
Verb
Complete thought
Yay! There's one about me!
I ran to the store.
I ate a tuna melt.
Daihanna read a book. ( Isn't that surprising!)
We got an A.
Bob got a dog.
Ricky swam.
Have you eaten a radish?
Subject: We
Verb: Got
Subject: Bob
Verb: got
Subject: Ricky
Verb: Swam
Subject:You
Verb:Eaten

5. Other examples Charlie picked up the baseball.
The cat sniffed the catnip.
The ferret followed me home.
The archer took her mark.
The horse ran the race.
The teacher erased the white board.
Why did you eat the chalk?
Go clean your room!

6. Lets do a fun Quiz!
Lets see how much you know! What does a simple sentence require? What is a verb? What is a subject?
An independent clause, subject, and a verb
A quiz?
An action required to convey a complete thought
A subject is the main noun or idea in a sentence

7. Yay! You passed the quizzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz zzzz!

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