| Declarative Sentences | Questions & Exclamations | Sentences in unusual order | Separated Parts of a Verb | Certain doom! |
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| 20 | 20 | 20 | 20 | 20 |
| 30 | 30 | 30 | 30 | 30 |
| 40 | 40 | 40 | 40 | 40 |
| 50 | 50 | 50 | 50 | 50 |
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In the kitchen the pizza was baking.
In the kitchen the pizza was baking.
In the kitchen the pizza was baking.
Subject: pizza
Verb: was baking
Bearry was arrested for stealing the baseball.
Bearry was arrested for stealing the baseball.
Bearry was arrested for stealing the baseball.
Subject: Bearry
Verb: was arrested
At the end of the day, the gorilla in the pink tutu will have been running five miles.
At the end of the day, the gorilla in the pink tutu will have been running five miles.
At the end of the day, gorilla in the pink tutu will have been running five miles.
Subject: gorilla
Verb: will have been running
Jake from State Farm didn't know the answer.
Jake from State Farm didn't know the answer.
Jake from State Farm didn't know the answer.
Subject: Jake
Verb: did know
Let's listen to music and fall asleep on our way home.
Let's listen to music and fall asleep on our way home.
Let's listen to music and fall asleep on our way home.
Subject: (you)
Verb: listen & fall
Do you want to build a snowman?
Do you want to build a snowman?
Do you want to build a snowman?
Subject: you
Verb: do want
Can we please adopt that puppy?
Can we please adopt that puppy?
Can we please adopt that puppy?
Subject: we
Verb: can adopt
Where is your next class?
Where is your next class?
Where is your next class?
Subject: class
Verb: is
Can that super-cool student dab?
Can that super-cool student dab?
Can that super-cool student dab?
Subject: student
Verb: Can dab
Why was the mouse in the house?
Why was the mouse in the house?
Why was the mouse in the house?
Subject: mouse
Verb: was
Down the laundry shoot fell my clothes.
Down the laundry shoot fell my clothes.
Down the laundry shoot fell my clothes.
Subject: clothes
Verb: fell
Falling out of the tree is Cinderpaw!
Falling out of the tree is Cinderpaw!
Falling out of the tree is Cinderpaw!
Subject: Cinderpaw
Verb: is falling
There is Peyton's mom.
There is Peyton's mom.
There is Peyton's mom.
Subject: mom
Verb: is
Down the alley went the man in black.
Down the alley went the man in black.
Down the alley went the man in black.
Subject: man
Verb: went
There lies the gravestone of my pet orange.
There lies the gravestone of my pet orange.
There lies the gravestone of my pet orange.
Subject: gravestone
Verb: lies
The laughing zebra has almost fallen into the lake.
The laughing zebra has almost fallen into the lake.
The laughing zebra has almost fallen into the lake.
Subject: zebra
Verb: has fallen
The cat and dog don't like each other.
The cat and dog don't like each other.
The cat and dog don't like each other.
Subject: cat and dog
Verb: do like
Snarkisha has always danced the jig.
Snarkisha has always danced the jig.
Snarkisha has always danced the jig.
Subject: Snarkisha
Verb: has danced
Jakey does clumsily ride a unicycle.
Jakey does clumsily ride a unicycle.
Jakey does clumsily ride a unicycle.
Subject: Jakey
Verb: does ride
Haven't Jack and Annie finished their mission?
Haven't Jack and Annie finished their mission?
Haven't Jack and Annie finished their mission?
Subject: Jack & Annie
Verb: Have finished
I shall lick your face at 2:25 A.M.
I shall lick your face at 2:25 A.M.
I shall lick your face at 2:25 A.M.
Subject: I
Verb: shall lick
Are you coming over for game night with the cows?
Are you coming over for game night with the cows?
Are you coming over for game night with the cows?
Subject: you
Verb: are coming
The baby might possibly be delivered by UPS instead of the doctor.
The baby might possibly be delivered by UPS instead of the doctor.
The baby might possibly be delivered by UPS instead of the doctor.
Subject: baby
Verb: might be delivered
At three P.M., you must head toward the tree and sit underneath the golden chicken.
At three P.M., you must head toward the tree and sit underneath the golden chicken.
At three P.M., you must head toward the tree and sit underneath the golden chicken.
Subject: you
Verb: must head & (must) sit
The lactose-intolerant cow cannot ever have drunk milk.
The lactose-intolerant cow cannot ever have drunk milk.
The lactose-intolerant cow cannot ever have drunk milk.
Subject: cow
Verb: can have drunk
Watch me whip and now watch me nae-nae!
Watch me whip and now watch me nae-nae!
Watch me whip and now watch me nae-nae!
Subject: (you)
Verb: watch & watch
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