Questions LLC
Login
or
Sign Up
Ask a New Question
Grammar
Sentence Structure
Simple Sentences
is "I need to go to the pet store" a simple sentence?
1 answer
Yes, "I need to go to the pet store" is a simple sentence. It consists of one independent clause with a clear subject ("I") and predicate ("need to go to the pet store").
You can
ask a new question
or
answer this question
.
Related Questions
Combine these two simple sentences into one simple sentence with a compound verb.
Jenny went to the grocery store. She bought
All of the following statements about simple sentences are true except
a. a simple sentence consists of a subject and a verb. b.a
in a recent survey, 5/8 of pet owners stated that they allow their pet to go outside. Of these, 1/3 allow their pet outside
Which of the following words from the sentence below has a short vowel sound?
"The pet store was closed on Tuesday of this week."
Josiah owns and operates the only pet supply store in his town. There are no other places to buy pet food for over 200 miles and
GREG OWNS A PET STORE. IN HIS STORE, HE HAS 15 PETS?
3 BIG DOGS 2 SMALL DOGS 6 FISH 4 BIRDS
Bessie wants to find out the fraction of pet owners whose favorite pet is a cat. She conducts a small survey at the local pet
Use the sentence to answer the question. Demarcus needs to go to the store. His dog wanted to go with him. Which option best
Read each sentence then write whether the sentence is simple or not simple
My dog Buddy fetches the paper in the morning Simple
The ratio of small dogs to large dogs at the pet store is two to three. There are 45 dogs at the pet store. Represent the ratio
