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Types of Sentences: ENG 1

Simple Sentences
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SW identify and create various types of sentences.

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Complete (Simple) Sentences

  • Finished thoughts
  • Have a subject and a predicate (verb)
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Subject

  • Who or what the sentence is about
  • Sentences may have more than one
  • Usually a noun
Think of the subject of a painting or a subject in school- it is the focus of the sentence.
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Nouns

  • Person, Place, Object, Idea
  • child, store, dog, love
  • Ron, Target, Rufus, Tuesday
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Subjects

  • The MAN rode a horse.
  • A brown HORSE jumped over the bars.
  • The CROWD gasped.
  • The RIDER and ANIMAL fell to the ground.
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VErb/ Predicate

  • Tells what the subject is or does
  • Sentences may have more than one
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Verbs

  • My grandmother HATES laundry.
  • She HANGS the socks and towels out to dry.
  • She GROANS and GRUMBLES until the work is over.
  • The old woman IS tired by the end of the day.
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WithouT a subject or verb...

A SENTENCE DOES NOT MAKE SENSE.
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A fragment is an incomplete sentence. It is missing a subject or a verb.

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Cheered at the game.
A hundred hungry crows.
Ran to the bus station.
The shaggy rocker.
Left his keys at home.
My energetic mother.

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Complete (Simple) Sentences

  • Finished thoughts
  • Have a subject and a predicate (verb)
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Sentences ALWAYS begin with a capital letter!

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Sentences ALWAYS end with a period or question mark.

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Complete or Incomplete?
The farmer fed his chickens every day.

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Complete or Incomplete?
Stared down the strange visitor.

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Complete or Incomplete?
Checking his bag, the intrepid hiker.

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Complete or Incomplete?
Has been over ten years since he saw her last.

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Your Turn

Write your own sentence based on the picture.
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Your Turn

Write your own sentence based on the picture.
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Your Turn

Write your own sentence based on the picture.
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Your Turn

Write your own sentence based on the picture.
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Your Turn

Write your own sentence based on the picture.
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OBject

a word or group of words that recieves the action
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I hold the KNIFE.
He cuts the CARROT.
I make FOOD.
They clean the KITCHEN.
John washes the KNIVES and PLATES.

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