Grammar Review.

What is a sentence?

• A sentence is a set of words that expressed a complete idea

• A sentence is a set of words that has a predicate and a subject.

• A sentence is a single word.

The (a)   is the person, place, thing, or idea of the clause.

The (a)   is the state or action of the clause.

Separate the fragments and the complete sentences.

Groups:

(a) Fragment

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(b) Sentence

• When I was a child.

• While waiting for the bus.

• She loves to read books.

• Despite the cold weather.

• He finished his homework early.

• because I am hungry.

• I went to the store

• After the rain stopped.

• We will travel to Paris next summer.

• Since I forgot my keys.

• If you need help.

• Bless you.

• They are going to the concert tonight.

• The sun sets in the west.

• Although it was late.

• My favorite color is blue.

• It is raining outside.

What is an independent clause?

• An independent clause is a fragment that cannot stand alone.
• An independent clause is a phrase that lacks a subject.
• An independent clause could be a complete sentence that can stand alone.

• An independent clause is always dependent on another clause.

What is a dependent clause?

• A dependent clause is a complete thought that can stand alone.

• A dependent clause is a group of words that cannot stand alone as a complete sentence.

• A dependent clause is always an independent clause.

• A dependent clause is a single word.

What is a compound sentence?

• A compound sentence is a sentence with no clauses.

• A compound sentence contains only dependent clauses.

• A compound sentence is a single independent clause.

• A compound sentence is made up of two or more independent clauses joined by a conjunction.

Categories the following stenches and verb types into the different predicates.

Groups:

(a) SV

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(b) SVO

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(c) SVOO

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(d) SVOC

• She gave him a book.

• The sun shines.

• intransitive

• I slept.

• ditransitive

• They play the guitar.

• He made the task difficult.

• He told them a story.

• We found the movie interesting.

• She reads a book.

• She considers him a friend.

• complex-transitive

• We watch a movie.

• He runs.

• They sent her a letter.

• transitive

Label the sentence correctly. Beware of incorrect label.

a

b

c

Subordinating Conjunction

Dependent clause 2

Independent clause 1

Dependent clause 1

Coordinating Conjunction

Independent clause 2

What part other speech is the underlined word?

I enjoy very hot coffee.

• noun
• adjective
• verb
• adverb