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Predicate Expanders
Bound Predicates
Grab Bag
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Subject Describers
Bare Bones
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Define: Subject
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The subject names the person, place, thing, or
idea that the whole sentence is about.
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What does the s mean at the end of the word
sprints?
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The s means that the subject is singular.
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Give an example of a barebones sentence with a compound predicate.
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eee
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How do you punctuate
this sentence?
I enjoy reading a good book going to a movie and visiting friends.
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I enjoy reading a good book, going to a movie,
and visiting friends.
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Which predicate expander is also
considered part of a barebones sentence?
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To, from, and for are starter words for which
predicate expander?
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Where Predicate Expander
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For attention is an example of which
predicate expander?
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Why Predicate
Expander
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Explain the use of commas for predicate
expanders preceding the subject of the sentence.
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Long expanders of four words or more require a
comma.
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Where can –ly predicate expanders be used in a
sentence?
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•before the subject•between the subject and predicate•immediately after the predicate
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List the starter words for the when predicate
expander.
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when, since, before, after, as, as soon as, during,
while
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True or False
Subject describers have the property of mobility.
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False; they can be reversed with other
subject describers, but they cannot found in other locations in a
sentence.
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Give three examples of behavior/ personality
subject describers.
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When is a comma needed to separate adjacent subject describers?
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When the word and can be placed between them or the word order can be
switched.
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Explain the rules for using an apostrophe to denote
ownership.
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Use ’s unless the plural subject describer already
ends in s.
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Which subject describer is used in the sentence:
The boy with the beautiful singing voice is an honor
student.
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Set-apart
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Which verb always requires a completer?
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forms of be
(linking, helping,
state of being verbs)
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What is the formula for a basic thesis statement?
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Subject +
Key Point +
Opinion =
Thesis Statement
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Which completers are linking?
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Predicate nominative
Predicate adjective
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Which completers are helping?
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When completed with a verb/action word.
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What does
GRABS
stand for?
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grow, remain, appear, become, seem, stay
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What are the two ways
to write a
compound sentence?
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eee,
;
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What is the symbol for an interrupter?
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What is the complete predicate in the sentence:
Like a pit bull, the baby hungrily attacks her toys.
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hungrily attacks her toys like a pit bull.
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Where is a typical place to find the indirect
object?
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usually between the predicate and direct
object
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Define: paragraph
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A paragraph is a group of sentences working
together to develop one key point.
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Make your wager
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List as many where predicate expander
position words you can think of in 45 seconds.
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And the winners are…