Complete Sentences

What are the two elements of a complete sentence?

• Subject and Noun

• Subject and Verb

• Subject and Predicate

• Subject and Adjective

What does the predicate tell us?

• Who the subject is

• What the subject is doing

• Extra info about the subject

• The direction of the verb

What does the subject tell us?

• Who or what the sentence is about

• The direction of the sentence

• What the noun is doing

• Extra context for the sentence

What does a sentence always start with?

• A Noun

• A Verb

• A Capital letter

• A Predicate

What is the subject of: Afterwards, Jerry bought a new car.

• Afterwards

• Jerry

• Bought

• Car

What is the verb of the sentence: Earlier in the day, Aaliyah couldn't find her phone.

• Earlier in the day

• Aaliyah

• Couldn't

• Find

What is the verb of the sentence: Jasmine isn't available to work tomorrow.

• Jasmine

• Isn't

• Available

• Work

What is the subject of the sentence: The trombone was played loudly.

• Trombone

• Played

• Loudly

• Was

What must a sentence end with?

• Subject

• Verb

• Punctuation

• Predicate

What is wrong with this sentence: Afterwards, Jonathan was not.

• No subject

• No verb

• Incomplete Predicate

• Incomplete Subject