Basic Sentence Parts and Parts of Speech

Because it rained, golf practice was canceled.

The car, which was dirty, was a convertible.

Identify the part in CAPITALS: As long as you're up, WILL YOU LET THE CAT OUTSIDE?

Stephanie looked really bored when the class discussed their Fortnight weekend plans.

He is looking for trouble.

Dickens' lack of schooling is surprising because his writing uses high vocabulary.

Identify the part in CAPITALS: I HAVE MANY COMPUTER SKILLS, but my sister is the real expert.

While lifting a board, I surprised myself by seeing ants.

The wind and rain flooded creeks and pushed over trees.

Although I like camping, I haven't had the time to go, and I haven't found anyone to go with.

He was chubby and plump, a right jolly old elf, and I laughed when I saw him.

Identify the part in CAPITALS: You should allow extra time, IN CASE THERE'S TRAFFIC.

In English, we read short stories, and we explore different literary terms about fiction.

Birds fly south in the fall, but they return in spring.

Yesterday, the rain and wind increased.

The team played well; nevertheless, they lost the championship game.

Identify the part in CAPITALS: That's Carla, WHOSE BROTHER IS A FAMOUS ACTOR.

Identify the part in CAPITALS: WE'LL GO as soon as I'm off the phone.

Stephanie looked really bored when the class discussed their Fortnight weekend plans.

While we didn't have candy, we had bananas, and we also had granola.

Identify the part in CAPITALS: I drank the whole pitcher of lemonade THAT SHE MADE.

Identify the part in CAPITALS: SINCE WE ALL PITCHED IN TO HELP, it didn't take long at all.

Identify the part in CAPITALS: Whenever she's nervous, SHE BITES HER NAILS.

Identify the part in CAPITALS: AFTER HE MOVED UP THE FIELD, Roberto was in a position to score.

Because Julian was sick, he went to the store; he needed to have medicine in order to sleep.