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Sentence types and clauses: subject, predicate, errors

Victoria Healey 17 questions

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  1. 1who or what the sentence is about- the word (or words) that acts, is described or is acted on and all its modifiers.
    1. Asubject
    2. Bpredicate
    3. Cphrase
  2. 2the verb or verbs and all their modifiers (which may or may not include an object) that the subject preforms
    1. Apredicate
    2. Bsubject
    3. Cphrase
  3. 3contains both a subject and a predicate. Can stand alone
    1. Aindependent clause
    2. Bdependent clause
    3. Cphrase
  4. 4contains a subject and a predicate. Can not stand alone
    1. Adependent clause
    2. Bindependent clause
    3. Cphrase
  5. 5what contains a subject or a predicate but not both?
    1. Aindependent clause
    2. Bdependent clause
    3. Cphrase
  6. 6writing incomplete thoughts as if they were sentences ( writing dependent clauses as though they were independent clauses)
    1. Asentence fragments
    2. Bcomma splices
    3. Crun-on sentences
  7. 7using a comma to join two independent clauses
    1. Acomma splice
    2. Brun-on sentence
    3. Csentence fragments
  8. 8running two independent clauses together without proper use of conjunctions and/or punctuation
    1. Arun-on sentence
    2. Bcomma splice
    3. Csentence fragment
  9. 9joining two independent clauses by using a comma followed by a coordinating conjunction
    1. Acoordination method
    2. Bsubordination method
  10. 10making an independent clause a dependent clause by adding a subordinating conjunction, and then add an independent clause to complete the sentence
    1. Asubordination method
    2. Bcoordination method

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