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  • What is the subject and predicate? The bike trail is five miles long.
    S: trail P: is
  • What is the prepositional phrase (s) in this sentence? We searched for unusual insects.
    for unusual insects
  • What type of Sentence and add Punctuation? Declarative, Interrogative, Imperative, Exclamatory: Where will the boys go
    Int ?
  • Simple or Compound Sentence? The ducklings bob up and down in the water.
    Simple
  • What type of Sentence and add Punctuation? Declarative, Interrogative, Imperative, Exclamatory: Tell the boys to wait for me
    Imp .
  • Sentence or Fragment? Sailed across the ocean on the Mayflower.
    Fragment
  • Sentence or Fragment? The Pilgrims came to America for religious freedom.
    Sentence
  • Combine these sentences: I can finish my mystery book. I can begin reading a biography.
    I can finish my mystery book, or I can begin reading a biography.
  • Write a sentence with at least one prepositional phrase in it about school.
    Example: I woke up early from sleep to get ready for school.
  • Simple or Compound Sentence? José and Phillip race around the trail, but Emma sits by the lake.
    Compound
  • Add a Subject or Predicate to make this a sentence. These brave men and women from England.
    These brave men and women from England landed in America.
  • What type of Sentence and add Punctuation? Declarative, Interrogative, Imperative, Exclamatory: What great fun we had on the bike trail
    Exc !
  • What is the subject and predicate? Five ducklings swam with their mother.
    S: ducklings P: swam
  • What is the subject and predicate? They stopped often to watch the ducks.
    S: They P: stopped
  • Sentence or Fragment? These brave men and women from England.
    Fragment
  • S or F?They thanked God for His provision.
    S
  • What is the subject and predicate? José and Phillip rode for hours.
    S: Jose', Phillip P: rode
  • What is the prepositional phrase (s) in this sentence? Before noon my family took a hike through the woods.
    Before noon through the woods
  • Combine these sentences: Dad reads e-books. Mom listens to audiobooks.
    Dad reads e-books, but Mom listens to audiobooks.
  • Which sentence is written correctly? A. Dad and Mom walk slowly, but Kate and I run ahead. B. Dad and Mom walk slowly but, Kate and I run ahead.
    A
  • Simple or Compound Sentence? Many ducks swim and float in the lake.
    Simple
  • Which sentence is written correctly? A. We can ride our bikes or we can walk with Dad and Mom. B. We can ride our bikes, or we can walk with Dad and Mom.
    B
  • Simple or Compound Sentence? The children watch the ducks, and they ride their bikes.
    Compound
  • What is the prepositional phrase (s) in this sentence? Along the path I found two speckled bugs under a rotten log.
    Along the path under a rotten log
  • What type of Sentence and add Punctuation? Declarative, Interrogative, Imperative, Exclamatory: They will go to the trail by the lake
    Dec .
  • Combine these sentences: Caleb likes to read mysteries. I like to read mysteries.
    Caleb and I like to read mysteries.
  • Which sentence is written correctly? A. Dad and Mom are walking around the block Kate, and I are going too. B. Mom and Dad are walking around the block, and Kate and I are going too.
    B