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What type of sentence has 2 independent clauses joined with a comma and conjunction and one dependent clause?
compound-complex
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Is the word ending in -ing functioning as a gerund or a participle? The dancing dragon danced through the streets.
Participle
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Is the following a simile or a metaphor? Her friend is a ray of sunshine.
metaphor
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Use a gerund in a sentence.
My puppies love sleeping next to me.
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Is the word ending in -ing functioning as a gerund or a verb? We were dancing when the principal walked into the classroom.
verb
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What is an indicative sentence?
A sentence that makes a statement.
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What type of sentence has one independent clause?
simple
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What is the infinitive of the sentence? Jelly Roll loves to sing to his audience.
infinitive (to sing)
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Provide 3 participles.
crying baby, baked chicken, creamed corn
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What is an imperative sentence?
A sentence that gives a command.
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What is an infinitive?
"to" and a verb
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What type of sentence is the following? Come help me with my homework.
imperative
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Is the following a simile or a metaphor? We were clowns in the hallway.
metaphor
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What is a participle?
A verb that functions as an adjective
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What type of sentence has a dependent clause and an independent clause?
complex
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What is an example of an imperative sentence?
Shut the door!
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Which verb mood type of sentence expresses a hypothetical situation or a wish or desire?
Subjunctive
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What is a gerund
A word ending in -ing that functions as a noun
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What type of sentence is the following? If you give me my computer, I could work on my project.
conditional
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What is an example of an active sentence?
Mary chased the kitten across the floor.
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What is an example of an indicative sentence?
I love Mrs. Little's English class.
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Is the word ending in -ing functioning as a gerund or a verb? Singing makes you feel happy.
gerund
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What is an example of a gerund?
I enjoy exercising.
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Is the word ending in -ing functioning as a gerund, a verb, or a participle? Dancing is good for the soul.
Gerund
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What is a conditional sentence?
A sentence where a condition must be met
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Simile or Metaphor? She is as angry as a bear.
simile
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What type of sentence is the following? Stacy would be able to attend LSU, if her parents let her move to Baton Rouge.
conditional
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What is an example of a participle?
The baked chicken was delicious.
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What is an example of an infinitive?
to jump
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What is a prepositional phrase?
A phrase that begins with a preposition and ends with a noun
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Is the word ending in -ing functioning as a gerund or a verb? The football player was charging at the quarterback.
verb
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Simple, Compound, Complex, or Compound-Complex? If you want to go to have a party, you need to clean your room.
Complex
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Is the sentence simple, compound, complex, or compound-complex? We watched the children play at recess.
simple
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What is an example of a passive sentence?
The kitten was chased by Mary.
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What type of sentence has 2 independent clauses joined with a comma and a conjunction?
compound
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Simple, Complex, Compound, or Compound Complex? I saw the children playing in the street, so I ran outside to get them back in the yard.
compound
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Identify 3 infinitives.
to run, to dance, to fly
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