Simple Sentences

Simple Sentences

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He slipped and fell down the stairs.

• He

• slipped

• fell

• stairs

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The teacher and his friend spread holiday cheer!

• teacher

• friend

• spread

• cheer

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She and her boss hung up the decorations.

• She

• her

• boss

• decorations

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Fred went to the park to play basketball and listen to music.

• Fred

• went

• park

• play

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You and I make a great team.

• You

• and

• I

• team

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Reading and Math are both so fun and easy!

• Reading

• Math

• fun

• easy

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The fork and spoons need to be washed.

• The

• fork

• spoons

• need

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Mr. Donoghue high-fived his students.

• Mr. Donoghue

• students

• his

• high-fived

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The cat chased the mouse.

• Thec

• cat

• chased

• mouse

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The mouse chased and caught the cat.

• mouse

• chased

• caught

• cat

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The man and woman destroyed the evidence.

• man

• woman

• destroyed

• evidence

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Jane's sweater was covered with crumbs and soaked with soda.

• sweater

• was

• covered

• soaked

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The teachers smiled, clapped, and cheered.

• smiled

• teachers

• clapped

• cheered

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She shoveled her driveway and swept the floor.

• She

• shoveled

• and

• swept

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He looked the other way this time.

• He

• looked

• this

• time

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Ms. Boyle arrived and began her day.

• arrived

• began

• her

• day

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Mrs. Johnson and her husband swim and hike every day.

• Compound subject

• Compound predicate

• Neither

• Both

Multiple Choice

Mrs. Johnson swims and hikes every day.

• Compound subject

• Compound predicate

• Neither

• Both

Multiple Choice

Mrs. Johnson and her husband hike every day.

• Compound subject

• Compound predicate

• Neither

• Both

Multiple Choice

Her husband hikes every day.

• Compound subject

• Compound predicate

• Neither

• Both