Sentence Analysis Practice

Click a blank, or click and drag across several (e.g. for an infinitive like "to eat"), then choose a label when you release.

Sentence type: Simple Compound Complex

Clause structure: I, cc I I; I D, I I D compound or complex only

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Level select

Each level has its own sentences. Your other settings carry over.

Practice

Bonus questions Sentence types Require answers in L1, L2, and L4 before "Show correct answers" works

Levels to Practice

Parts of Speech (L1) Parts of Sentence (L2) Phrases (L3) Clauses (L4)

Unchecked levels are hidden and not scored. At least one level stays on. With only Phrases on, sentences without a phrase are left out.

Classic Sentences

Only Classic Sentences

Classic Sentences are quoted from classic works of literature, with the title, author, and year shown under the sentence.

Sentence Types

Simple sentences Compound sentences Complex sentences

Uncheck a type to remove it from the pool.

Verb Types

Action verbs Linking verbs

Unchecking a type removes every sentence that contains it.

Phrases

Prepositional phrases Infinitives Appositive phrases Gerund phrases Participial phrases No verbal phrase

Unchecking a type removes every sentence that contains it. Unchecking "No verbal phrase" leaves only sentences that contain at least one verbal.

At least one sentence must stay in the pool, so that change was undone.

Session summary

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Reselect the challenge word

Click words to select or unselect them. Each selected word needs a definition. The main word is the sentence's primary challenge word.

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