| Sentence Structure | Fragments Or Run-ons | Phrases/Clauses | Noun, Adjective, Adverb | Subject/Verb Agreement |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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What is Simple Sentence.
Sally crossed the street.
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What is Fragment.
"The officer on foot patrol".
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What is Phrase
"The senile old man "
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What is adverb.
'Loudly".
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What is subject.
"Sally is famous".
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What is Compound.
I toss the food and the seagulls scramble
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What is Run-on.
"The debate is over, now it is time to vote".
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What is Phrase
''The wet and stinky dog"
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What is noun.
"The store".
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What is verb.
"Ariana slept on a cliff".
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What is Complex.
A rainbow appeared, after the storm
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What is Fragment.
"Exploding from the barrel of the gun"
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What is Clause
"As I am Aqua Man ' I survived the ship wreck"
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What is adjective.
"Happy".
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What is verb.
"Crysta' flew on a plane".
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What is Compound-Complex.
Tom and Harry read and enjoy novels and newspapers.
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What is Fragment.
"Comes to the country house".
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What is dependent clause.
"some cookies shaped like star"
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What is adverb.
"Carelessly".
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What is subject.
"Crysta' and Ariana are sisters".
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What is Compound.
I finished my homework, and now I can watch television
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What is Run-on.
"If this were my career, I'd have to throw myself in front of a train".
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What is Clause
"Web star took the train"
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What is noun.
"The rug".
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What is verb.
"We both love candy".
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