ROS, Fragments, and Complete Sentences

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Sally is a student, she likes math class. Is it complete, a fragment, or a run on?

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Run On Sentence

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Decide if the sentence is complete, a fragment, or a run-on: Ms. Lunde wants ice cream.

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Complete Sentence

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Decide if the sentence is complete, a fragment, or a run-on: 'Because Sally likes food, she often has snacks.'

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Complete Sentence

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Kara wants an A in English, she works hard in class.

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Run On Sentence

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Decide if the sentence is complete, a fragment, or a run-on: 'My favorite color is red my dining room is painted red.'

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Run On Sentence

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Decide if the sentence is complete, a fragment, or a run-on: 'I like swimming, and I like running.'

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Complete Sentence

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Decide if the sentence is complete, a fragment, or a run-on: 'Because Leonard was the only person outside walking at night.'

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Sentence Fragment

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Ice cream sandwiches taste delicious. Is it complete, a fragment, or a run on?

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Complete Sentence

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Decide if the sentence is complete, a fragment, or a run-on: 'Shows no improvement.'

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Sentence Fragment

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Decide if the sentence is complete, a fragment, or a run-on: Ms. Lunde looks forward to watching Black Widow when it comes out.

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Complete Sentence