Do you see a fragment in this short paragraph? Yesterday, by friend and I had a picnic in a nice park full of lovely trees and flowers. Lately I have had such a good time with my friend. Was another beautiful day.

Is there a fragment in this short paragraph? When we were getting ready to leave. We could not find the car keys. We looked everywhere. Then we realized that they were in the picnic basket.

The part of the sentence that names the person or thing spoken about in the rest of the sentence is the...

In this sentence, which is the complete predicate?

Those dogs are all trained as guide dogs.

In this sentence, which is the complete subject?

Those dogs are all trained as guide dogs.

The essential noun or pronoun in the complete subject that tells whom or what the sentence is about.

The simple predicate or verb is the main word or group of words in the complete predicate. The simple predicate may be a single verb or a verb phrase. Identify the simple predicate in this sentence: Have you found the pen?

Two or more verbs that are joined by a conjunction and have the same subject is

Choose the sentence with a compound subject.

What kind of sentence is this? Wash your hands and keep your distance.

What kind of sentence is this? How much does this cost?

What kind of a sentence is this? Stop that noise!

What kind of a sentence is this? When Ray Charles sat down to play, the audience clapped wildly.

What kind of sentence is this? We were so scared!