English Final Exam

Front 1

Declarative Sentence

Back 1

makes a statement:

1. It is hot outside.

2. Bob likes cake.

3. Jenny plays tennis.

4. Randall can fly.

5. Tim has a tail.

Front 2

Interrogative Sentence

Back 2

asks a question:

1. Where is the cake?

2. Who is that?

3. What is baseball?

4. When did they leave?

5. Why did they go?

Front 3

Imperative Sentence

Back 3

gives a command:

1. Go to the store.

2. Eat your soup.

3. Find the closest train station.

4. Hide the chocolate.

5. Follow the dog.

Front 4

Exclamatory Sentence

Back 4

expresses strong emotion:

1. She had been saved!

2. I am so excited!

3. "How delicious this cake is!"

4. "What a talented child this is!"

5. I just one the lottery!

Front 5

Simple Sentence

Back 5

includes one subject, verb, and a complete thought:

1. Joe waited for the train.

2. The train was late.

3. The boy cried.

4. The company was successful.

5. I see the bear.

Front 6

Compound sentence

Back 6

a sentence with more than one subject or predicate:

1. It was getting dark, and we were not there yet.

2. Every one was busy, so I went to the movie alone.

3. I really want to go to work, but I am to sick to drive.

4. I am counting my calories, yet i really want dessert.

5. We have never been to Asia, nor have we been to Africa.

Front 7

Subject

Back 7

who or what that does the verb

Front 8

Coordinating Conjunction

Back 8

connects words, phrases, and sentences together:

1. For

2. And

3. Nor

4. But

5. Or

6. Yet

7. So (FANBOYS)

Front 9

Action Verb

Back 9

tells what the subject does or did

Front 10

Being Verbs

Back 10

shows what the subject is or is like. Shows the state of being

Front 11

Linking Verbs

Back 11

links the subject of the sentence with a word in the predicate that tells more about it

Front 12

Predicate Noun

Back 12

a noun in the predicate that rediscribes the subject

Front 13

Predicate Adjective

Back 13

a adjective in the predicate that rediscribes the subject.