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18 Cards in this Set
- Front
- Back
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subject describers (box)
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phy
own bp # |
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predicate expanders (triangle)
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where
when why how |
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direct object (circle connected to predicate)
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who
what |
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indirect object (underline with circle tent)
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to - whom, what
for - whom, what |
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appositive (tv)
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commas- another name for the subject
can stand alone |
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set apart (SA)
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no commas - another name/description for the subject
cannot stand alone |
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4 KINDS OF SENTENCES
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1-declarative
2-interrogative 3-imperative 4-exclamatory |
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declarative sentence
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-makes a statement
-ends with a period |
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interrogative sentence
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-interrogates or asks questions
-ends with a question mark ? |
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imperative sentence
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-gives a command
-tells someone to do something -ends with a period . or an exclamation mark ! |
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exclamatory sentence
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-exclaims
-shows a strong feeling j-ends with an exclamation mark ! |
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interjections
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-a kind of short exclamation
-example: Ouch! Stop! |
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bound predicate words
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am is are was were
be being been have has had do does did may might must will shall can could would should |
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completers
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describer
action where... subject renamer direct object |
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What can come AFTER an action verb?
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direct object
predicate expander |
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What can come AFTER a
non-action verb? |
describer (describes the
subject) subject renamer (renames the subject) |
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Direct Object
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answers WHO or WHAT
after an ACTION verb |
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Predicate Expander
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answers:
where, when, why, how |
