sentences

Question 1

Sentences

Answer 1

A complete idea with predicate and subject and at times the subject can be invisible.

Question 2

4 types of sentences

Answer 2

1. Declartive _ to declare something
2. interrogative- ask a question
3. imperative- command (no subject!)
4. Exclamation = an expression (!)

Question 3

Simple sentences

Answer 3

Simple sentence with one subject and predicate.

Question 4

Compound sentences

Answer 4

has Fanboys(coordinating conjunctions) and comma
(two indep sentences that are joined )

Question 5

complex sentences

Answer 5

When both a dep and indep sentence are put together maybe a comma

Question 6

compound complex

Answer 6

When their are many deps and indeps sentences put together and the rules apply from plex and pound

Question 7

Subject and predicate

Answer 7

subject- the nouns (perfroms the verb)
predicate- the verb and what goes into the verb

Question 8

subjects, indirect objects and direct objects

Answer 8

indirect objects = when another person is involved ( getting the thing/verb)
direct object = the main thing being done

Question 9

Phrases and clauses

Answer 9

phrase- not a full sentence (just parts of speech either a noun/verb but not both)
clause= a sentence has subject and verb and can be both ind and dep.

Question 10

dep and indep clauses

Answer 10

indep is a sentence
dep clause cant stand on its own and has a subordinating conjunctions

Question 11

reative clauses

Answer 11

a dep cluase that starts with a relative pronoun (we,which,that, whose, where) (kinda appositive )

Question 12

double negatives

Answer 12

when their is many negative words together that the sentences don’t make sense
(i can’t get no motivation )

Question 13

sentence completeness

Answer 13

when the sentences has a subject and predicate.

Question 14

sentence agreement

Answer 14

when the nouns and verbs agree with sing, plural and poss

Question 15

sentence reference

Answer 15

when the pronoun and nouns match up