A declarative sentence

An interrogative sentence

An imperative sentence

An exclamatory sentence

This sentence is: A tornado hit the town yesterday.

This sentence is: Did you see the tornado?

The sentence is: Look at this photos.

The sentence is: How lucky we are!

The complete subject of the sentence: A tornado is a very dangerous thing.

The complete subject of the sentence is: Tornado winds whirl around at high speeds.

The complete subject of the sentence is: These dangerous storms move across the earth.

The complete subject of the sentence is: The twisting storm picks up dirt from the ground.

What is the complete predicate: The farmer milked five cows in the morning.

What is the complete predicate? Ceciliana pressed the button in the elevator.

What is the complete predicate? The weird invention was a big success.

What is the complete predicate? Lizzie took us to the park.

The simple subject of: Three big ships sail by the coast.

The simple subject of: A giant scary bear frightens people in the forest.

The simple subject of: The smart student gets straight A's in English Class.

The simple subject of: The crystal clear water looked amazing.

The simple predicate is: We see many vegetables in the garden.

The simple predicate is: Bryan visited his relatives from Florida.

The simple predicate is: Our school year starts in August.

How many mistakes are in these sentences:

our teacher's name is Ana? this is the first year she has taught Science! i think she is awesome.

How many mistakes are in these sentences:

Mom said: Get dressed? hurry, we are going to be late for school! if I am late I won't be allowed to play with my computer?

How many mistakes are in these sentences:

i am so excited for my birthday? I can't wait for my party! mom will pick us up from school? she is taking us for ice cream and the movie theater!

Read the story carefully.

This is the most delicious pie I have ever had!

Has anyone seen my science homework?

Rio Grande has nice beaches.