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Kinds of Sentences. Add the correct end punctuation to each sentence. Then label it declarative, interrogative, imperative, or exclamatory.
1. What's that in your hand ____________________________2. This is my new camera ____________________________
3. What a small camera it is ____________________________
4. Take my picture, please ____________________________
Subjects and Predicates.Draw a line between the complete subject and the complete predicate in each sentence. Then underline the simple subject once and the simple predicate twice.
5. Some people eat no meat at all.
6.Vegetarians often consume dairy products.
7. Some people do not include any animal products in their diets.
8. These people are called vegans.
9. Vegans must carefully balance their protein intake.
10.Proteins can be broken down into amino acids.
11. Protein in its complete form provides necessary amino acids.
12. Jill Ann Smith will write a paper on nutrition.
Finding the Subject. Underlineeach simple subject. Circle the number of the sentence in which the subject You is understood.
13. Here is a list of amino acids.
14. Among this group are twenty different types.
15. Are they allfound inside the body?
16. At the end of this book, you will find information.
17. For a healthy body, eat some of these foods daily.
Compound Subjects and Compound Predicates. Underline eachsimple subject once and each simple predicate twice. Then label each sentence CS for compound subject, CP for compound predicate, or both.
18. Are fish and cheese good for you?_____________________________
19. Meat, cheese, and eggs provide protein but also contain fat. ______________________
20. Grains, nuts, and beans supply some protein and taste good too. __________________
21. Here are avegetarian cookbook and a nutrition text. ____________________________
22. My doctor wrote them and lent me copies. _____________________________

Compound Sentences. Identify each sentence as...