English Fundamentals 2 - Sentence Construction

Essentials of sentence construction in the English language arts to support early learning and the development of a strong foundation for speaking and writing - throughout school and beyond. This expertly organized overview of the most important skills in sentence construction, with details broken down in short concise explanations along with examples, will give your student a place to go for support when they are stuck and need answers quickly. Reviewing this guide during study time can solidify concepts to memory and eliminate errors that could otherwise last a lifetime. Don’t pass up this colorfully organized, inexpensive, 6 page tool for school and homework that will strengthen writing skills and boost confidence, test scores, and grades.
6 page digital PDF guide includes:

• Sentence Components: Parts
  • Subject & Predicate
    • Simple
    • Complete
    • Compound
  • Objects
    • Direct
    • Indirect
  • Complements
    • Subject Complement
    • Object Complement
• Sentence Components: Clauses
  • Independent
  • Dependent
    • Nominal
    • Adverbial
    • Adjectival
• Sentence Components: Phrases
  • Phrases
    • Noun Phrase
    • Verb Phrase
    • Adverbial Phrase
    • Prepositional Phrase
    • Infinitive Phrase
    • Gerund Phrase 
    • Participial Phrase
    • Absolute Phrase
    • Appositive Phrase
• Sentence Classification
  • Simple
  • Compound
  • Complex
  • Compound-Complex
• Sentence Purpose
  • Declarative
  • Interrogative
  • Exclamatory
  • Imperative
• Sentence Structure
  • Parallel Structure 
    • Parallel Words
    • Parallel Phrases
    • Parallel Clauses
    • Parallel Voices
    • Parallel Items in a List
  • Subject/Verb Agreement
    • Compound Subjects
    • Doesn't and Don't
    • Phrases
    • Special Words
    • Collective Nouns
    • Countable Nouns
• Sentence Problems
  • Run-On Sentence
  • Sentence Fragments
    • Phrase Fragment
    • Dependent Clause Fragment
• Conventions of Grammar
  • Explanation of uses for Punctuation Marks
  • Examples of Each Form of Usage for All Punctuation Marks