Identify and write what the subjects, verbs, and objects in these sentences are. For example: 1) My youngest brother is in high school. => Subject: My youngest brother, Verb: is, Object: - 2) He watches TV and does homework at the same time. => Subject: He, Verb: watches & does, Object: TV & homework

1) Subject: My youngest brother, Verb: is, Object: - 2) Subject: He, Verb: watches & does, Object: TV & homework

Identify and write what the subjects, verbs, and objects in this sentence are. "He works at a shopping mall."

Subject: He, Verb: works, Object: -

subject: he, verb: works, object: -

Identify and write what the subjects, verbs, and objects in this sentence are. "He likes his job but doesn't like his boss."

Subject: He, Verb: likes & doesn't like, Object: his job & his boss

subject: he, verb: likes & doesn't like, object: his job & his boss

Identify and write what the subjects, verbs, and objects in this sentence are. "His job is easy and pays well."

Subject: His job, Verb: is, Object: -

subject: his job, verb: is, object: -

Identify and write what the subjects, verbs, and objects in this sentence are. "This semester, he is taking extra classes."

Subject: He, Verb: is taking, Object: extra classes

subject: he, verb: is taking, object: extra classes

Identify and write what the subjects, verbs, and objects in this sentence are. "This semester, he is taking extra classes."

Subject: He, Verb: is taking, Object: extra classes

subject: he, verb: is taking, object: extra classes

Identify and write what the subjects, verbs, and objects in this sentence are. "Sam will go to college next year."

Subject: Sam, Verb: will go, Object: -

Identify and write what the subjects, verbs, and objects in this sentence are. "Dino speaks and understands English very well."

Subject: Dino, Verb: speaks and understands, Object: English

Identify and write what the subjects, verbs, and objects in this sentence are. "On weekends, he and his friends play soccer."

Subject: he and his friends, Verb: play , Object: Soccer

Identify and write what the subjects, verbs, and objects in this sentence are. "Minji doesn't have the new novel yet."

Subject: MInji, Verb: doesn't have, Object: the new novel

SENTENCE OR NOT?

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FILL IN THE BLANK QUESTION

45 sec • 5 pts

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.
Example: "Is very hot today." => NS ( There is no subject. )

FILL IN THE BLANK QUESTION

45 sec • 5 pts

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.
"It is very hot today."

FILL IN THE BLANK QUESTION

45 sec • 5 pts

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.
"My new classmate from Brazil."

FILL IN THE BLANK QUESTION

45 sec • 5 pts

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.
"He speaks three languages fluently."

FILL IN THE BLANK QUESTION

45 sec • 5 pts

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.
"Is very handsome."

FILL IN THE BLANK QUESTION

45 sec • 5 pts

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.
"Enjoys many sports, especially baseball."

FILL IN THE BLANK QUESTION

45 sec • 5 pts

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.
"Don't sleep in class."

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SENTENCE OR NOT?

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.
Example: "Is very hot today." => NS ( There is no subject. )

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.
"It is very hot today."

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.
"My new classmate from Brazil."

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.
"He speaks three languages fluently."

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.
"Is very handsome."

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.
"Enjoys many sports, especially baseball."

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.
"Don't sleep in class."

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.
"They didn't like."

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.
"Go to bed!"

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.
"They don't want."

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SENTENCE OR NOT?

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.Example: "Is very hot today." => NS ( There is no subject. )

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets."It is very hot today."

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets."My new classmate from Brazil."

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets."He speaks three languages fluently."

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets."Is very handsome."

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets."Enjoys many sports, especially baseball."

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets."Don't sleep in class."

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets."They didn't like."

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets."Go to bed!"

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets."They don't want."

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Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.
Example: "Is very hot today." => NS ( There is no subject. )

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.
"It is very hot today."

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.
"My new classmate from Brazil."

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.
"He speaks three languages fluently."

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.
"Is very handsome."

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.
"Enjoys many sports, especially baseball."

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.
"Don't sleep in class."

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.
"They didn't like."

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.
"Go to bed!"

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.
"They don't want."