Sentence Structures

Front

Complete predicate of: We had to leave the party because the room was so crowded.

Back

had to leave the party because the room was so crowded

Front

Subject of the sentence: 'Up the hill, the travelers stumbled upon a beautiful lake.'

Back

travelers

Front

What is a clause?

Back

A group of words that contains both a subject and a verb.

Front

Find the dependent clause:

Back

When you mean line segment

Front

Type of sentence: 'The facts taught in math classes can be useful in practical problems.'

Back

Declarative

Front

Simple predicate in: Flamenco is a traditional dance from southern Spain.

Back

is

Front

Simple predicate in: 'Brightly colored dresses are the costume of female flamenco dancers.'

Back

are

Front

Simple subject in: 'The beautiful dresses look frilly.'

Back

dresses

Front

Type of sentence: Tegan and Ayden tried new dishes; they ordered California rolls.

Back

Compound Sentence

Front

Type of sentence: Computers and printers are standard equipment in most classrooms.

Back

Simple Sentence