Complete Sentences

Complete sentences need

• a subject and an object

• a subject and a predicate

• a noun and a verb

• a predicate and a pronoun

Which of the following is a complete sentence?

• While she's singing.

• He walking to the diner with his friend.

• It's not up to me.

• Susan's puppy.

You have to be careful because sometimes

• the subject or the predicate is hiding in a contraction

• the subject in a sentence is missing

• the predicate of a sentence is missing

Subordinating conjunctions make a sentence _________.

• Complete

• Correct

• Dependent

• Independent

Which of the following are ALL examples of subordinating conjunctions?

• Although, After, Was

• Because, Since, Unless

• Is, Always, However

• Backwards, If, Even though

When you have a verb ending in -ing you also need to use __________.

• another verb

• another subject

• a helping verb

• a compound noun

Which of the following is an example of a helping verb that you might use with the verb walking?

• She

• Is

• Simon

• And

Which of the following is NOT true about phrases?

• They can be subjects

• They can be predicates

• They can be complete sentences

Is this a complete sentence?

My puppy is so cute!

• Yes

• No

Is this a complete sentence?

Because my bedtime is at 8pm.

• Yes

• No