WorksheetsSentence Structure
Total questions: 22
Worksheet time: 13mins
What does the following phrase need in order to be a complete sentence?
my very tired teacher
subject
predicate
What describes the following phrase?
my mom ran
fragment
complete sentence
run-on
What describes the following phrase?"
cleaned the very messy bedroom
fragment
complete sentence
run-on
What is the following phrase?
the girl was too tired to do her homework she turned it in late
fragment
complete sentence
run-on
What is the following phrase?
the remote control broke
fragment
complete sentence
run-on
What is the following phrase missing?
ran quickly to the park
subject
predicate
Which of the following words is NOT one of the coordinating conjunctions?
for
but
still
and
Check all words that ARE coordinating conjunctions we learned about.
or
and
so
yet
Choose the BEST coordinating conjunction to combine the two whole thoughts:
I love ice cream / I went to Graeter's
so
but
nor
and
What part of a sentence is the following phrase?
the bright red marker
subject
predicate
What does the following phrase need in order to become a complete sentence?
went running after school
subject
predicate
Is the following a complete sentence?
we slept
Yes - it has a subject and a predicate
No - it's missing a subject
No - it's missing a predicate
What sentence parts does this phrase have? (Click all that apply)
my mom is my great at math, and she helps me with my homework
subject
predicate
coordinating conjunction
What sentence parts does this phrase have? (Click all that apply)
the giant and shiny, red, honking fire truck
subject
predicate
coordinating conjunction
What sentence parts does this phrase have? (Click all that apply)
the teenage girl wept
subject
predicate
coordinating conjunction
What sentence parts does this phrase have? (Click all that apply)
i have so much homework tonight, yet YouTube is calling me
subject
predicate
coordinating conjunction
What sentence parts does this phrase have? (Click all that apply)
jumped higher than she had ever jumped
subject
predicate
coordinating conjunction
What is the acronym or abbreviation to remember all the coordinating conjunctions?
(a)
What is a sentence?
A phrase missing either a subject or a predicate
A complete idea, with both a subject and a predicate
Two sentences smashed together to create one sentence
What is a fragment?
A phrase missing either a subject or a predicate
A complete idea, with both a subject and a predicate
Two sentences smashed together to create one sentence
What is a run-on sentence?
A phrase missing either a subject or a predicate
A complete idea, with both a subject and a predicate
Two sentences smashed together to create one sentence
What are the two ways we learned to fix a run-on sentence?
Comma + coordinating conjunction to combine the two sentences
Make two separate sentences
Get rid of one sentence
Ask a neighbor for help
