Types of Sentences, Simple Subject/Simple Predicate, Prepositional Phrases, & Parts of Speech

Question 1

She tossed and turned and couldn’t sleep.

Accepted Answer

simple

Question 2

What part of speech is the word "nightmare": Her nightmare was really scary.

Accepted Answer

noun

Question 3

Since Steven was scared, he screamed loudly.

Accepted Answer

complex

Question 4

What part of speech is the word "but": Jack whispered, but he was confused about why

Accepted Answer

coordinating conjunction

Question 5

What is the simple subject for the second IC: Emily shuddered, and she was puzzled by her fear.

Accepted Answer

she

Question 6

What part of speech is the word "Since": Since Steven was scared, he screamed loudly.

Accepted Answer

subordinating conjunction

Question 7

She walked into the house, threw down her bag, and raided the cabinets for food.

Accepted Answer

simple

Question 8

What is the simple subject: In her nightmare, the body was always there.

Accepted Answer

body

Question 9

She tossed and turned all night, and she couldn’t sleep.

Accepted Answer

compound

Question 10

What part of speech is the word "Her": Her nightmare was really scary.

Accepted Answer

adjective

Question 11

What is the simple predicate for the 2nd IC: Emily shuddered, and she was puzzled by her fear.

Accepted Answer

was puzzled

Question 12

What is the simple subject: Her nightmare was really scary.

Accepted Answer

nightmare

Question 13

In her nightmare, the body was always there.

Accepted Answer

complex

Question 14

Night comes, and the sun disappears.

Accepted Answer

compound

Question 15

What is the prepositional phrase? She walked into the house and raided the cabinets for food.

Accepted Answer

into the house, for food

Question 16

What is the simple subject: Since Jessica couldn’t sleep, she tossed and turned all night.

Accepted Answer

she

Question 17

Jack whispered, but he was was not sure what made him lower his voice.

Accepted Answer

compound

Question 18

What is the prepositional phrase? At the time, I did not know what to expect.

Accepted Answer

At the time

Question 19

Her nightmare was really scary.

Accepted Answer

simple

Question 20

What part of speech is the word "really": Her nightmare was really scary.

Accepted Answer

adverb

Question 21

What is the simple predicate: In her nightmare, the body was always there.

Accepted Answer

was

Question 22

She didn't scream although the shadow scared her

Accepted Answer

complex

Question 23

Emily shuddered, and she was puzzled by her fear.

Accepted Answer

compound

Question 24

What is the simple predicate: Since Jessica couldn’t sleep, she tossed and turned all night.

Accepted Answer

tossed; turned

Types of Sentences, Simple Subject/Simple Predicate, Prepositional Phrases, & Parts of Speech

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Types of Sentences, Simple Subject/Simple Predicate, Prepositional Phrases, & Parts of Speech

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