WorksheetsSentences, Fragments, and clauses
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
Kali jumped when she noticed the spider dangling from the ceiling.
sentence
fragment
Identify the independent clause in the sentence:
The painting that you bought is hanging in the hallway.
The painting that you bought
is hanging in the hallway
the painting is hanging
in the hallway
Identify the dependent clause in the sentence:
Although they do not always agree, Jake and Chris are best friends.
Although they do not always agree
Jake and Chris are best friends
Some pink flowers.
sentence
fragment
Identify the independent clause in the sentence:
Let's discuss the plans as we'll be traveling together.
Let's discuss the plans
as we'll be traveling together
Sammie closed her eyes and made a wish after seeing the falling star.
sentence
fragment
Will you please cook dinner?
sentence
fragment
I have always admired people who have the courage to sing on stage.
sentence
fragment
Identify the independent clause in the sentence:
Dino thought about baseball practice as he walked home.
Dino thought about baseball practice
as he walked home
Before breakfast
sentence
fragment
We will need to get our passports if we are going to take a trip out of the country.
sentence
fragment
Cooking with vegetables and pasta.
sentence
fragment
A bowl of oranges makes a nice centerpiece.
sentece
fragment
Identify the dependent clause in the sentence:
Because my dog is afraid of thunder, he hides under the bed during storms.
Because my dog is afraid of thunder
he hides under the bed during storms
The kids enjoyed swimming in the lake.
sentence
fragment
A visit with my grandfather.
sentence
fragment
The blue sweater is my favorite.
sentenct
fragment
Please make sure you let the dog out before breakfast.
sentence
fragment
Reading books.
sentence
fragment
My favorite place to fish is in the small pond behind my house.
sentence
fragment
Identify the independent clause in the sentence:
Please take out the garbage before you leave.
Please take out the garbage
before you leave
Identify the independent clause in the sentence:
If you want to come with me, make sure you bring an umbrella.
If you want to come with me
make sure you bring an umbrella
Identify the independent clause in the sentence:
Let's wait here until Stephen comes home.
Let's wait here
until Stephen comes home
Let's wait here until Stephen comes home.
Identify the dependent clause in the sentence:
We eat outside when the weather is nice.
We eat outside
when the weather is nice
the weather is nice
