DuplNew The Sentence (Fragment, Sentence, Clause, S, V, Prep. Phrase, Analysis)

Question 1

Function of the ALL-CAPS word: Olaf THREW Sven a carrot.

Accepted Answer

Verb (V)

Question 2

Function of ALL-CAPS WORD: I ate a slice of PIZZA.

Accepted Answer

object of preposition (OP)

Question 3

Mr. Morton is the ________ of this sentence.

Accepted Answer

subject

Question 4

An INVERTED SENTENCE has the subject ___________ the verb.

Accepted Answer

after

Question 5

Sentence that is COMPLETE (NOT a fragment)

Accepted Answer

Elmo forgot me in the musty pond.

Question 6

The fragrant body spray entices people. (complete predicate?)

Accepted Answer

entices people

Question 7

The function of the words "there" and "here" is always ___________.

Accepted Answer

adverb

Question 8

On the table sat a vase of flowers. (subject:_____ verb: ____)

Accepted Answer

vase (S-N), sat (V)

Question 9

A prepositional phrase always acts as a _________ or ________.

Accepted Answer

adjective; adverb

Question 10

SIMPLE SUBJECT of the following sentence: ______: Did Mrs. Berg make the lamb cake well?

Accepted Answer

Mrs. Berg

Question 11

Joins words, phrases, or clauses

Accepted Answer

conjunction

Question 12

Transform the following interrogative sentence to declarative: Do you hear what I hear?

Accepted Answer

You do hear what I hear.

Question 13

The SIMPLE SUBJECT is ________________ and always a _________________.

Accepted Answer

WHO or WHAT does the verb; noun or pronoun

Question 14

___ is a PREP. PHRASE and functions as an___. Atlantis may have been off the coast of Greece.

Accepted Answer

off the coast of Greece; adv.

Question 15

Function of the ALL-CAPS WORDS: Mr. Morton LOVES JUMPING INTO PILES OF LEAVES.

Accepted Answer

COMPLETE PREDICATE

Question 16

The sweet, adorable baby smiles and laughs. Simple predicate/compound verb?

Accepted Answer

smiles; laughs

Question 17

__ are how INVERTED SENTENCES that are not questions begin. (Ex. In the photo is the monster.)

Accepted Answer

adverbs (prep. phrases, there/here) and adj.

Question 18

Gingy has eaten all of his gumdrop buttons. Simple Subject and Simple Predicate?

Accepted Answer

Gingy (S-N), has eaten (V)

Question 19

Possessives (my, Michael's, Aphrodite's, her) and articles (a, an, the) always function as ___.

Accepted Answer

adjectives

Question 20

Because the caterpillar is poisonous.

Accepted Answer

fragment (sub. conjunction)

Question 21

The SIMPLE SUBJECT of the following is ___: Over the rainbow live the Munchkins and Glinda.

Accepted Answer

Munchkins, Glinda

Question 22

Madison, Mackenzie, and Liv will build a beautiful castle. Simple/compound subject ___ Verb___

Accepted Answer

Madison, Mackenzie, Liv; will build

Question 23

Will Payton or Elsa win the game? Simple subject and simple predicate/verb?

Accepted Answer

Payton (S-N), Elsa (S-N); will win (V)

Question 24

Function of the ALL CAPS WORDS: Wiggles CAN DANCE BETTER THAN ELMO.

Accepted Answer

Complete Predicate

DuplNew The Sentence (Fragment, Sentence, Clause, S, V, Prep. Phrase, Analysis)

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DuplNew The Sentence (Fragment, Sentence, Clause, S, V, Prep. Phrase, Analysis)

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