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Mrs. Woytko

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A fragment is…

A group of words that express a

complete thought

an interrogative sentence

not a complete sentence

Has a subject and a predicate

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A fragment is…

A group of words that express a

complete thought

an interrogative sentence

not a complete sentence

Has a subject and a predicate

A sentence is…

A group of words

All of theseExpresses a

complete thought

Has a subject and a predicate

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A sentence is…

A group of words

All of theseExpresses a

complete thought

Has a subject and a predicate

Which one is a fragment?

Sue ran away.

Mary loves cookies.

Sue won!

The girl in the blue dress.

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Which one is a fragment?

Sue ran away.

Mary loves cookies.

Sue won!

The girl in the blue dress.

What is the simple subject?The girl in the green dress

is leaving the room.

dress

The girl in the green dress

room

girl

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What is the simple subject?The girl in the green dress

is leaving the room.

dress

The girl in the green dress

room

girl

What is the simple subject?The end of the movie was boring.

movie

end was

boring

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What is the simple subject?The end of the movie was boring.

movie

end was

boring

What is correct?The three boys played football

yesterday.

Three/boys

Boys/played Football/yesterday

Played/football

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What is correct?The three boys played football

yesterday.

Three/boys

Boys/played Football/yesterday

Played/football

What is correct?The football players in the red

made the first touchdown.

players/in

made/the football/players

red/made

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What is correct?The football players in the red

made the first touchdown.

players/in

made/the football/players

red/made

Simple predicate?The football players in the red

made the first touchdown.

players

made football

touchdown

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Simple predicate?The football players in the red

made the first touchdown.

players

made football

touchdown

Simple predicate?Alex swam ten laps this morning.

Alex

morning laps

swam

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Simple predicate?Alex swam ten laps this morning.

Alex

morning laps

swam

What is the subject?Mark and Sue went to the mall.

Mark and Sue

Mark went

Sue

Sorry

What is the subject?Mark and Sue went to the mall.

Mark and Sue

Mark went

Sue

What is the verb?Mark and Sue shopped and ate

at the mall.

Mark and Sue

Mark shopped

shopped and ate

Sorry

What is the verb?Mark and Sue shopped and ate

at the mall.

Mark and Sue

Mark shopped

shopped and ate

What type of sentence?Are you going to the movies?

Interrogative

Declarative exclamatory

imperative

Sorry

What type of sentence?Are you going to the movies?

Interrogative

Declarative exclamatory

imperative

What type of sentence?Please sit down and do your work.

Interrogative

Declarative exclamatory

imperative

Sorry

What type of sentence?Please sit down and do your work.

Interrogative

Declarative exclamatory

imperative

What type of sentence?We won the game!

Interrogative

Declarative exclamatory

imperative

Sorry

What type of sentence?We won the game!

Interrogative

Declarative exclamatory

imperative

What type of sentence?Golden Retrievers are great

family dogs.

Interrogative

Declarative exclamatory

imperative

Sorry

What type of sentence?Golden Retrievers are great

family dogs.

Interrogative

Declarative exclamatory

imperative

What is the subject?Take your bookbag and jacket

home.

jacket

home bookbag

None of these

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What is the subject?Take your bookbag and jacket

home.

jacket

home bookbag

None of these

What is the subject?Is Jane going to the movies

with Jim tonight?

Jane

Jim tonight

movies

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What is the subject?Is Jane going to the movies

with Jim tonight?

Jane

Jim tonight

movies

Thanks for playing

GREAT JOB