Sentences: phrase or sentence; types of sentences

What do you call this group of words?

helpful calf

• phrase

• sentence

What do you call this group of words?

Dr.Cat gave him medicines.

• Phrase

• Sentence

What do you call this group of words?

on the farm

• Phrase

• Sentence

What do you call this group of words?

Can you tell me a story about being helpful is good?

• Phrase

• Sentence

What do you call this group of words?

a broken car

• Phrase

• Sentence

Why is this considered a phrase?

the heavy luggage

• It has complete message.

• It starts with a small letter.

• It ends with a punctuation mark.

Why is this considered a sentence?

Other animals brought him milk and fruit to eat.

• It starts with a small letter.

• It has no punctuation mark.

• It has complete meaning.

How are you going to make this as a sentence?

robin asked Jack to help him with the luggage.

• I will start the sentence with a small letter.

• I will delete the period.

• I will start the sentence with a big letter.

We decided to climb the tall tree.

• Declarative

• Imperative

• Interrogative

• Exclamatory

What is wrong with Mrs. Stewart?

• Declarative

• Imperative

• Interrogative

• Exclamatory