They led the way
Subtitle
Anchor book requirements
Reading ten
|
|
Nellie Bly
Find a simple, compound, and complex sentence.
Write the sentence out ENTIRELY and include page number.
Identify each word and its function.
Make sure to also label the sentence with its type.
Categories: Anchor book assignments
Post a Comment
Oops!
The words you entered did not match the given text. Please try again.
4 Comments
Reply
Rachel
8:17 PM on March 2, 2015
Simple: Victoria Woodhull was the first woman to speak before a Committee of Congress. pg. 102
Subject: Victoria Woodhull
Verb: speak
Compound: Army doctors were running regular army hospitals by now, but the personal care that Clara gave was still welcome. pg. 95
Subject: army doctors; nurses; Clara
Predicate: running.
Complex: He encouraged her to work out a plan for a woman's college, where young women could learn some of the same things that young men did in their colleges. pg. 51
Clause: where
Subject: Victoria Woodhull
Verb: speak
Compound: Army doctors were running regular army hospitals by now, but the personal care that Clara gave was still welcome. pg. 95
Subject: army doctors; nurses; Clara
Predicate: running.
Complex: He encouraged her to work out a plan for a woman's college, where young women could learn some of the same things that young men did in their colleges. pg. 51
Clause: where
Reply
PJ Osorio from SFA
12:13 PM on March 5, 2015
Simple: Victoria found more important friends. pg. 102
Subject : Victoria
Verb: Found
Compound: Before that day came, Victoria, always rushing to something no one else dared to do, published the details of a scandal about a minister in her news-paper. pg. 103
Subject: Victoria
Predicate: rushing and published
Complex: After that, the leaders of the women's groups, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan Anthony, and many others, became her friends. pg. 102
Clause: Many
Subject : Victoria
Verb: Found
Compound: Before that day came, Victoria, always rushing to something no one else dared to do, published the details of a scandal about a minister in her news-paper. pg. 103
Subject: Victoria
Predicate: rushing and published
Complex: After that, the leaders of the women's groups, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan Anthony, and many others, became her friends. pg. 102
Clause: Many
Reply
Adrianna W. (SFA)
11:23 PM on March 5, 2015
Simple: Victoria Woodhull was the first women to speak before a Committee of Congress (Page 102)
Sub.-Victoria Woodhull
Verb- speak
Compound: Before that day came, Victoria, always rushing to something no one else dared to do, published the details of a scandal about a minister in her news-paper. (Page 103)
Sub.- Victoria
Predicate- rushing & published
Compound: Many people thought the newspaper was terrible. (Page 102)
Clause: Many
Sub.-Victoria Woodhull
Verb- speak
Compound: Before that day came, Victoria, always rushing to something no one else dared to do, published the details of a scandal about a minister in her news-paper. (Page 103)
Sub.- Victoria
Predicate- rushing & published
Compound: Many people thought the newspaper was terrible. (Page 102)
Clause: Many
Reply
Anthony
12:42 PM on March 9, 2015
Simple: Victoria found more important friends.
Subject : Victoria
Verb: Found
Compound: Before that day came, Victoria, always rushing to something no one else dared to do, published the details of a scandal about a minister in her news-paper.
Subject.- Victoria
Complex: He encouraged her to work out a plan for a woman's college, where young women could learn some of the same things that young men did in their colleges. pg. 51
Clause: where
Subject : Victoria
Verb: Found
Compound: Before that day came, Victoria, always rushing to something no one else dared to do, published the details of a scandal about a minister in her news-paper.
Subject.- Victoria
Complex: He encouraged her to work out a plan for a woman's college, where young women could learn some of the same things that young men did in their colleges. pg. 51
Clause: where
Oops!
Oops, you forgot something.