Complete Sentences

Which part of a sentence tells who or what the sentence is about?

• simple subject

• simple predicate

• simple noun

• simple title

Which part of a sentence tell what the subject is doing?

• simple subject

• simple predicate

• simple noun

• simple verb

Identify the sentence fragments.

• The ball

• is going down the hill.

• We have a lot of pencils.

• They are going to watch a movie.

Identify the sentence fragments.

• We are late to the show.

• Preparing for dinner.

• My teacher is explaining the article.

• racing to the ice cream truck.

Identify the sentence fragments.

• The umbrella

• driving slow in the rain.

• We have a lot of work to do today.

• The brown bear

Identify the complete sentence.

• We are leaving the store.

• The small cat

• is drinking her milk

• My team is practicing tonight.

Identify the complete sentence.

• We

• We heard the story about a little mermaid.

• are thinking about what to read for homework.

• She is receiving a certificate in science.

Identify the simple subject:

My grandma is baking a dozen cookies for my class.

• My grandma

• My

• grandma

• my class

Identify the subject.

The school is selling books to raise money for a new slide.

• The school

• The

• school

• new slide

Identify the simple subject.

Angela, Tina, and Sarah are discussing the movie.

• Angela, Tina, and Sarah

• movie

• Angela

• Tina, and Sarah