The Sentence — Flashcards

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A sentence is a group of words that makes complete sense. It has a subject and a verb and gives a full thought. Example: 'She is reading.'…

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Because it makes complete sense. It tells us who (the cow) does what (gives us milk). The words are in the correct order and form a full idea.

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Yes, it is a sentence because it makes complete sense. It has a subject ('Milk'), a verb ('is'), and tells us something complete about milk.

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1. Words are in the correct order. 2. It starts with a capital letter. 3. It ends with a full stop (.), question mark (?), or exclamation mark (!).

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Because it shows the beginning of a new sentence. It helps us read and understand where one sentence ends and another begins. Example: 'I am happy.'…

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A sentence can end with a full stop (.), a question mark (?), or an exclamation mark (!). Example: 'She runs.' (.) 'Are you coming?' (?) 'Wow!' (!)…

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Yes, it is a sentence. It makes complete sense as a command. It starts with a capital letter when written properly: 'Come in.' and ends with a full stop or exclamation.

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The correct sentence is: 'The cow gives us milk.' The words are now in the right order to make complete sense.