Grammar Unit 1 Review

Name the SIMPLE SUBJECT. "Some trees live for hundreds of years."

Name the SIMPLE SUBJECT. "That striped sweater fits me perfectly."

Name the SIMPLE SUBJECT. "Dictionaries list words and their meanings."

Name the SIMPLE SUBJECT. "A squirrel scurried away."

Name the SIMPLE PREDICATE. "Turtles move slowly."

Name the SIMPLE PREDICATE. "Some plants need a lot of light."

Name the SIMPLE PREDICATE. "Our teacher reads a poem aloud."

Name the SIMPLE PREDICATE. "The sun heats our planet."

The movie has a surprise ending.

Alex wants empanadas for dinner.

The hardware store sells paint.

The yellow roses bloomed early this year.

Fragment, run-on, or complete sentence? "Blasted off into space this morning."

Fragment, run-on, or complete sentence? "Bees make honey."

Fragment, run-on, or complete sentence? "I was out of paper, Leila gave me some of hers."

Fragment, run-on, or complete sentence? "We hurried to the store it was already closed."

Fragment, run-on, or complete sentence? "Begins at the same time every day."

Is this a complex sentence? "After a long day at the aquarium, everyone was tired."

Is this a complex sentence? "The playground is more fun since it was made larger."

Is this a complex sentence? "I always finish my homework before dinner."

Is this a complex sentence? "Henry forgot his umbrella at school."

Is this a compound sentence? "Apples are good for you, and they taste good, too."

Is this a compound sentence? "It was too cold to play outside."

Is this a compound sentence? "Ji-hyun woke up at seven this morning."

Is this a compound sentence? "I can make sandwiches, or we can buy lunch for the fair."