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Writing Complete Sentences

Writing Complete Sentences

Assessment

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English

2nd Grade

Practice Problem

Easy

CCSS
6.NS.B.3, L.1.1J, L.4.1F

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Standards-aligned

Created by

Jennifer Taylor

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8 Slides • 11 Questions

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Writing in Complete Sentences

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Complete Thought/Sentence

A complete sentence features a subject (the actor in the sentence), a predicate (the verb or action), and a complete thought (it can stand alone and make sense—it's independent).

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Multiple Choice

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Planted a tree.

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Complete Sentence

2

Incomplete Sentence

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Multiple Choice

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Ms. Roberts planted a flower.

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Complete Sentence

2

Incomplete Sentence

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Multiple Choice

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The furry kitten.

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Complete Sentence

2

Incomplete Sentence

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Multiple Choice

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The furry kitten wagged it's tail.

1

Complete Sentence

2

Incomplete Sentence

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Capitalization

Do all the sentences have beginning capital letters?

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Capitalize Your Mints

M = Months, days, and holidays

I = The word (pronoun) “I”

N = Names of people and places

T = Titles of books and movies

S = Start of sentences

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Multiple Choice

Which sentence has correct capitalization?

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He picked up his trash.

2

he picked up his trash.

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Multiple Choice

Which sentence has correct capitalization?

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Angel went on a plane to Hawaii.

2

angel went on a plane to hawaii.

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Understanding (Grammar):

How does your writing sound when you read it aloud?

Did you use the correct words?

Is your sentence complete?

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Multiple Choice

Which sentence makes sense when read aloud?

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Levi playing Among Us yesterday.

2

Levi played Among Us yesterday.

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Multiple Choice

Which sentence makes sense when read aloud?

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Ms. Roberts yelling, "watch out!"

2

Ms. Roberts yelled, "watch out!"

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Punctuation

Did you use punctuation where it belongs? (are these in the correct places? -comma, -period, -exclamation point, -question marks, quotation marks)

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Multiple Choice

Which sentence has correct punctuation?

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I am so happy that we have this Friday off.

2

I am so happy that we have this Friday off?

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Open Ended

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Can you write a complete sentence about the picture?

Remember:

  1. Sentences make sense.

  2. Sentences start with a capital letter.

  3. Sentences have end punctuation.

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Open Ended

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Can you write a complete sentence about the picture?

Remember:

  1. Sentences make sense.

  2. Sentences start with a capital letter.

  3. Sentences have end punctuation.

Writing in Complete Sentences

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