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Sentence Structure
Links verified on 2/8/12
- Exercises and Games
- Basic Sentence Parts - Lessons with interactive practice exercises on parts of speech. Scroll to the bottom of the page for activities: Identifying Basic Sentence Parts || Sentence Body Parts: Part 1 || Sentence Body Parts: Part 2 || Identifying Simple and Compound Subjects
- Fragments, Comma Splices & Run-ons - 20 multiple-choice and self-checking questions.
[New as of 2/2012]
- Grammar Blast: The Sentence - Read the question and select the best answer choice.
[New as of 2/2012]
- Jeopardy: Fragments, Comma Splices & Run-ons - Practice these skills by playing with AliveTek in this Jeopardy game.
[New as of 2/2012]
- Planting Sentences - Read the sentence at the bottom and select the sign that best describes the sentence: complete sentence, sentence fragment or run-on sentence.
[New as of 2/2012]
- Sentence Parts - 20 multiple-choice and self-checking questions.
[New as of 2/2012]
- Sentence Sort - Choose the correct sentence structure (simple, compound or complex) to move along the game board.
- Sentence Structure - Three of the four items in each question contain run-ons, comma splices, or fragments. Which of the following word groups is grammatically correct?
[New as of 1/2012]
- Sentence Structure Challenge - Read each sentence and decide if it is a simple, compound, complex or compound-complex sentence.
[New as of 2/2012]
- Sentence Structure Practice Game - A "Who Wants to be a Millionaire" style game. Practice identifying simple, compound, complex, and compound/complex sentences. Whend one, try another practice game.
[New as of 1/2012]
- Sentence Types - Identify the type of sentence: interrogative, declarative, exclamatory or imperative.
[New as of 1/2012]
- Tic-Tac-Toe - Click on a section of the board to get a question. Choose the correct type of sentence in the question (fragments, comma splices or run-ons).
[New as of 2/2012]
- Practice Quizzes and Tests
- Combining Sentences - Combine all the sentences into one effective sentence containing only one independent clause in this online quiz. Then tryQuiz Two and Quiz Three.
- Quiz: Parts of Speech - Ten multiple-choice questions, pop-up boxes show the answer. Also tryQuiz #2.
- Quiz: Sentence Types - Select the option that best describes that sentence: simple sentence, compound sentence, complex sentence or compound-complex sentence.
- Sentence Identification Quiz - Identify the sentence type of each sentence.
[New as of 1/2012]
- Sentence Quiz - Identify the sentence type of each sentence.
[New as of 1/2012]
- Sentence Structure Quiz - 24 multiple-choice and self-checking questions on simple, compound and complex sentences.
[New as of 1/2012]
- Sentence Structure Review- Answer these questions and get feedback on answers identifying sentence structure.
[New as of 1/2012]
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