Writing Complete Sentences Flashcards
Grade 1 · English · Flashcards
Review the parts and rules of complete sentences with these flashcards.
Flashcards
- complete sentence
- A group of words with a subject, predicate, capital letter, and end punctuation
- subject
- Tells who or what the sentence is about — usually a noun
- predicate
- Tells what the subject does or is — always contains a verb
- capital letter
- An uppercase letter — every sentence starts with one
- period (.)
- Ends a telling (statement) sentence
- question mark (?)
- Ends a question
- exclamation point (!)
- Ends a sentence with strong emotion or excitement
- fragment
- An incomplete sentence missing a subject or predicate
- statement
- A sentence that tells something and ends with a period
- question
- A sentence that asks something and ends with a question mark
- exclamation
- A sentence showing strong feeling, ending with !
- noun in subject
- The subject usually contains the main noun of the sentence
- verb in predicate
- The predicate always contains the main verb of the sentence
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