"Jason came flying around the the corner at warp." Type of sentence?
Declarative
"Call home when you get a chance." Type of sentence?
imperative
"Order pizza for dinner." Type of sentence?
imperative
"Grandma acted strangely when she saw the new I-Phone." Type of sentence?
Declarative
"She went." Sentence Fragment or Complete Sentence
Fragment
"Was running down the river." What is missing?
Subject
"The big black dog." What is it missing
Predicate
"This is the largest, fastest roller coaster in the state!"
exclamatory
"The boy with running shoe." What is missing?
Predicate
"Wait!" What is it missing?
Nothing
The part of the sentence that does the action in the sentence.
Subject
"Yes, we’re having pizza for dinner!" Type of sentence?
exclamatory
"Fred is run to the store." Sentence Fragment or Complete Sentence?
Fragment
This part of the sentence that tells about the subject. It includes the verb,
Predicate
Three things you need to have a complete sentence.
Subject, Predicate, Complete Thought
"Joey laughed at his sister for slipping on the ice." Fragment or Complete Sentence?
Complete
"Sarah is the fastest and quickest person in the school." Complete or Fragment Sentence?
Complete
These type of words hows an action
Verb
"How are you doing this?" Type of sentence?
interrogative
Person, Place, Thing, sometimes an Idea
Noun
."Walked late at night to watch the stars." What is it missing?
Subject
"Where did the teacher leave the coffee mug?" Type of sentence?
interrogative