Find the preposition. Sarah gathered flowers in the field., gathered, in, field, Sarah, Find the preposition. Jerry was walking with his friend., with, Jerry, walking, friend, Find the object of the preposition. Sarah gathered flowers in the field., gathered, in, Sarah, field, Find the object of the preposition. Jerry was walking with with his friend., with, Jerry, walking, friend, Find the prepositional phrase. Sarah gathered flowers in the field., Sarah gathered, flowers in the, in the field, Sarah gathered flowers, Find the prepositional phrase. Jerry was walking with his friend., Jerry was, with his friend, walking with, Jerry was walking, A complete sentence needs a subject and a predicate, True, False, All the words in the subject part of the sentence make up the complete predicate., True, False, All the words in the predicate part of the sentence make up the complete predicate., True, False, Find the simple subject. The small ant dug a tunnel., ant, dug, tunnel, small, Find the simple predicate. The small ant dug a tunnel., ant, dug, tunnel, small, Find the complete subject. The small ant dug a tunnel., The small ant, ant, dug a tunnel, tunnel, Find the complete predicate. The small ant dug a tunnel., The small ant, ant, dug a tunnel, tunnel, Find the simple subject. The adorable kitten climbed the wall., adorable, kitten, climbed, wall, Find the simple predicate. The adorable kitten climbed the wall., adorable, climbed, kitten, wall, Find the complete subject. The adorable kitten climbed the wall., The adorable kitten, climbed the wall, kitten climbed, kitten, Find the complete predicate. The adorable kitten climbed the wall., The adorable kitten, climbed the wall, kitten climbed, wall, Under the swing., Sentence, Fragment, I dug a hole under the swing., Sentence, Fragment, Played with mud., Sentence, Fragment, The boy played with mud., Sentence, Fragment, A fragment is missing a subject, predicate, or a complete thought., True, False, The dog is running down the street., declarative, interrogative, imperative, exclamatory, The girl is jumping up and down., declarative, interrogative, imperative, exclamatory, Please pick up your mess., declarative, interrogative, imperative, exclamatory, Sit down!, declarative, interrogative, imperative, exclamatory, Do you want to play outside?, declarative, interrogative, imperative, exclamatory, What is your favorite color?, declarative, interrogative, imperative, exclamatory, I love the sunshine!, declarative, interrogative, imperative, exclamatory, That is a huge slice of cake!, declarative, interrogative, imperative, exclamatory, In an imperative sentence, the subject is often not written., True, False, What is the subject? Turn to page 394., (you), page, turn, page 394, What is the subject? Come to class., (you), class, come to class, to, What is the compound subject? Jerry and Martha played at the park., Jerry, Martha, Jerry and Martha, played at the park, What is the compound subject? Sally and Oliver fought over the ball., Sally, Oliver, Sally and Oliver, fought over the ball, What is the compound predicate? The dogs ran and jumped outside., The dogs ran and jumped outside., ran and jumped, outside, the dogs, A compound sentence is joined with a comma and conjunction., True, False, Select the correct compound sentence. The bee flew away. The bird stayed in the tree., The bee flew away and the bird stayed., The bee flew away, but the bird stayed in the tree., Select the correct compound sentence. We could study science. We could study math., We could study science, or we could study math., We could study math or science., Select the sentence with the correct comma usage., Sally, Jerry, and Martha are working on a project., Sally, Jerry and Martha, are working on a project., Select the sentence with the correct comma usage., Mrs. Weeks, the ELA teacher, loves to read., Mrs. Weeks, the ELA teacher loves to read., Select the sentence with the correct comma usage., In, the mornings before school I play with my toys., In the mornings before school, I play with my toys., Select the sentence with the correct comma usage., I love to bake cookies, but I do not like to bake pies., I love to bake cookies but, I do not like to bake pies., Select the sentence with the correct comma usage., Yes I will come to the park., Yes, I will come to the park., Select the sentence with the correct comma usage., We saw, lions tigers and bears., We saw lions, tigers, and bears.

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