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    Simple Sentences

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    What is a Simple Sentence?

    A simple sentencee$presses one completethought.

    % went to class. She stu ie for two hours. &! 'nglish class is har .

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    Simple Subject vs. *omplete

    Subject %n a sentence# the simplesubject is the noun orpronoun that the

    sentence is about. Three popular ban s willperform at the concert.

    The complete subject is

    the noun plus the wor sthat escribe the noun. Three popular ban s will

    perform at the concert.

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    % entif!ing the subject

    As+ !ourself# ,Who or whatis the sentence about?-

    on/t be istracte b! aprepositional phrase 0reposition1connects a

    noun# pronoun# or verb with

    some other info about it 0repositional phrase1escriptive wor group that

    begins with a preposition

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    % entif!ing the Subject

    The subject of the sentenceis never in a prepositionalphrase2

    When loo+ing for thesubject# cross out theprepositional phrase. Two of m! stu ents were

    absent to a!.

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    % entif!ing the Subject

    suall!# the subject islocate before the verb ina sentence.

    The og chase the cat. Although % was tire # % went

    to class.

    &! parents are pa!ing form! classes this semester.

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    % entif!ing the Subject

    Also# the subject of thesentence ma! beunstate .

    %n a comman # theunstate subject is you .

    4et out of here2 (5ou) get out of here2

    6emember to pa! !our tuition. (5ou) remember to pa! !our

    tuition.

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    What is the &ain ;erb?

    A main verb tells what thesubject oes or lin+s thesubject to another wor

    that escribes it. There are three t!pes of

    verbs. Action ;erb

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    Action ;erbs

    Action ;erb1tells actionsubject performs.

    The stu ent strolle ownthe hall.

    The teacher lecture fortwo hours.

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    elping ;erbs

    elping ;erb1a helpingverb joins the action verbto form the complete verb.

    % shoul have stu ie more. The teacher is lecturing. e has been stu !ing all a!.

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    %nterrupting Wor s

    %nterrupting wor s ma!appear between verbs# butthe! are not part of the

    verb. We i not go to the concert. % have often observe

    stu ents sleeping in the

    hallwa!s.

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    %n>nitives

    %n>nitives are worphrases that begin withto .

    To go To wal+ To spea+ To write

    The main verb will neverbe an in>nitive. % wante to go to the mall.

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    *orrectl! i entif!ing the verb

    Ann teaches 0hilosoph!.(action verb)

    Ann is a teacher. (lin+ingverb)

    Ann is teaching thissummer. (helping verb)