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What is the subject in this sentence? The children laugh.
The children
What is the predicate in this sentence? The children laugh.
laugh
What is the subject in this sentence? The flowers bloomed.
The flowers
What is the predicate in this sentence? The flowers bloomed.
bloomed
What is the subject in this sentence? Bill skates.
Bill
What is the predicate in this sentence? Bill skates.
skates
What is the predicate in this sentence? We skied down the frozen hill.
skied
What is the "where" expander in this sentence? We skied down the frozen hill.
down the frozen hill
What kind of expander does this sentence have? ("where", "how", "when", "why") I laughed because the movie was hilarious.
"Why" expander
Is this a "bare bones" sentence or an expanded sentence? The lightning flashed.
Bare bones
Is this a "bare bones" sentence or an expanded sentence? The ball rolls under the green leather armchair.
Expanded
Is this a "bare bones" sentence or an expanded sentence? Mrs. Barry smiled.
Bare bones
Is this a "bare bones" sentence or an expanded sentence? I sat quietly.
Expanded
What kind of expander does this sentence have? ("where", "how", "when", "why") The children ran after school.
"When" expander
What kind of expander does this sentence have? ("where", "how", "when", "why") Dorothy walked down the long, spooky, hallway.
"Where" expander
Add a "where" expander to this sentence: He walked...
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