Test
English - Grammar: Types of Sentences
Preguntas del test (14)
1Imperative sentence
- AA sentence that gives a command or makes a request
- BA sentence that shows excitement or strong feeling
- CA sentence that asks a question
- DA sentence that makes a statement
2Declarative sentence
- AA sentence that makes a statement
- BA sentence that gives a command or makes a request
- CA sentence that asks a question
- DA sentence that shows excitement or strong feeling
3Interrogative sentence
- AA sentence that asks a question
- BA sentence that shows excitement or strong feeling
- CA sentence that makes a statement
- DA sentence that gives a command or makes a request
4Exclamatory sentence
- AA sentence that shows excitement or strong feeling
- BA sentence that makes a statement
- CA sentence that asks a question
- DA sentence that gives a command or makes a request
5Punctuation: An imperative sentence ends with a
- APeriod
- BQuestion mark
- CExclamation point
6Punctuation: A declarative sentence ends with a
- APeriod
- BQuestion mark
- CExclamation point
7Punctuation: An interrogative sentence ends with a
- AQuestion mark
- BPeriod
- CExclamation point
8Punctuation: An exclamatory sentence ends with an
- AExclamation point
- BQuestion mark
- CPeriod
9Simple Sentence
- AA sentence that has a subject and predicate and expresses a complete thought.
- BA sentence that has two main parts that are not equal
- CA sentence missing a subject, predicate, or both
- DTwo or more sentences that are run together without commas or without punctuation
10Compound sentence
- AA sentence created by combining two simple sentences
- BA sentence that has two main parts that are not equal
- CA sentence missing a subject, predicate, or both
- DTwo or more sentences that are run together with commas or without any punctuation
11Complex sentence
- AA sentence that has two main parts that are not equal
- BA sentence created by combining two simple sentences
- CA sentence that has a subject and predicate and expresses a complete thought
- DA sentence missing a subject, predicate, or both
12Sentence fragment
- AA sentence missing a subject, predicate, or both
- BTwo or more sentences that run together with commas or without any punctuation
- CHas a subject and a predicate and expresses a complete thought
- DA sentence that has two main parts that are not equal
13Run-on sentence
- ATwo or more sentences that are run together with commas or without any punctuation
- BA sentence created by combining two simple sentences
- CA sentence that has two main parts that are not equal
- DA sentence that has a subject and predicate and expresses a complete thought
14Complete sentence
- AA sentence containing a subject and predicate, that expresses a complete thought, and makes sense standing alone
- BA sentence missing a subject, predicate, or both
- CTwo or more sentences that are run together with commas or without any punctuation
Información
- Descripción
- Quiz on English - Grammar: Types of Sentences, created by Jill Hurley on 06/01/2019.
- Autor
- Jill Hurley
- Idioma
- English
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