Complete Sentences Flashcard

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Basic structure of a complete sentence?

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Subject, verb, complete thought

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Identify the subject and predicate: The cat jumped over the fence.

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The cat jumped over the fence.

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Complete sentence: A) Running in the park. B) The dog ran in the park. C) Quickly and quietly.

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B) The dog ran in the park.

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Run-on sentence: two or more independent clauses without proper punctuation or conjunctions.

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A run-on sentence is a sentence that contains two or more independent clauses without proper punctuation or conjunctions to connect them.

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Run-on sentence example: A) I like to run, I also like to swim.

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A) I like to run, I also like to swim.

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Fragment sentence:

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An incomplete sentence that does not express a complete thought.

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Fixing a fragment sentence involves adding the necessary subject, verb, and object to complete it.

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By adding the necessary subject, verb, and object to make it a complete sentence.

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Fragment sentence: B) Eating ice cream on a hot day.

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B) Eating ice cream on a hot day.