Lesson 5 Vocab. & Types of Sentences

Front

Correctly punctuated sentence: Whenever lazy students whine, Ms. Kubal throws chalk erasers at their heads.

Back

Whenever lazy students whine, Ms. Kubal throws chalk erasers at their heads.

Front

Correctly punctuated sentence:

Back

Anthony ran for the paper towels as cola spilled over the glass and splashed onto the counter.

Front

BONUS: An incomplete sentence is a

Back

fragment

Front

A dependent clause cannot stand alone as a complete sentence.

Back

False

Front

Dependent clauses have a subject and a verb.

Back

True

Front

Dependent clauses can start with a relative pronoun or subordinate conjunction.

Back

True

Front

The family dog chewed on the leg of the coffee table.

Back

Independent Clause

Front

After Amy sneezed all over the chicken salad.

Back

Dependent Clause

Front

Adam smashed the spider.

Back

Independent Clause

Front

Giselle insisted on gossiping during their study session.

Back

Dependent Clause