Is it a Sentence or Fragment? | Subjects and Predicates | What is the conjunction? (Suborindate or Coordinating) | What Kind of Sentence? | What Kind of Sentence 2 |
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Areas of charged particles
fragment
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A movie from long ago could last only minutes.
What is the subject?
movie
could last |
Tell everyone whose time is up to please move on to the next booth.
whose
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Three buses arrived, but Carlos wasn't on any of them.
compound
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Don't use the designs that Joonie suggested, for your own are much better.
compound-complex
|
Thunder follows lightening
sentence
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Edison's helpers called the studio the Black Maria.
What is the subject?
Edison's helpers
called |
It is important to learn to cook, so listen to your mom's recipes.
so
|
Whenever Johnnie shows up, the dog goes crazy.
complex
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What is the long, leafy branches swayed gracefully with the breeze.
simple
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They ran for cover.
sentence
|
Robins either find worms in the grass or dig for them underground.
What is the predicate?
Robins
find or dig |
The car that my sister wants to buy has many extras.
that
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I simply can't keep up with Elizabeth.
simple
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The baby stays with his grandmother while his mother is at work.
complex
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Even though we invited her again.
fragment
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Graham crackers, marshmallows, and chocolate taste delicious together.
What is the subject?
Graham crackers, marshmallows, and chocolate
taste |
The boy whom we met at the zoo is from Germany.
whom
|
It is true that time is priceless, and so, whatever you do, don't waste it.
compound-complex
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If you call the accounting office on Monday, I'm sure they could help you.
complex
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Where you go to college is your decision.
sentence
|
Lead the way to the museum.
you
lead |
As long as you're driving that way, could you stop at the post office for me?
as long as
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Clark's the only person I know who wears a tam-o'-shanter.
complex
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Greg likes tennis and his sister likes golf.
simple
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