Sentence types and parts of speech

Identify the boldfaced words: After you left today, you forgot to shut the garage.

Sub conj's in the predicate of the sentences that require a comma before it are all EXCEPT

True or false: All complex sentences MUST include a subordinate conjunction.

You would be scared if you were to encounter a bear in the woods. 

Identify the bold faced words: I am very happy with my ACT score; however, my goal is a 30.

I ate a delicious steak.

Identify the boldfaced words: Until you become a senior, I will not be your English teacher.

You stole a hundred dollars from the bank. 

Identify sentence type and boldfaced words: Spring break is here, and I am jumping for joy.

The following words function as either subordinate conjunctions or prepositions EXCEPT

While eating an entire pizza, the disgusting man burped loudly. 

I decided to be a teacher, and you decided that teaching is an awesome choice for me.

Crocodiles and alligators are often mistaken for each other.

An old man sneezed while sitting on the bus, and the person next to him changed seats. 

True or false: A prepositional phrase must always include a subject and verb in the phrase.