Mastering Grammar: Complete Subjects, Complete Predicates, and Run-On Sentences

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Complete subject in: "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog."

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The quick brown fox

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Complete predicate in: "The children playing in the park are very loud."

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are very loud

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Run-on sentence example:

Back

She runs every morning, she enjoys it.

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Correct the run-on: "I love to draw animals my sister likes to paint landscapes."

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I love to draw animals. My sister likes to paint landscapes.

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Complete subject with "astronauts":

Back

Astronauts in space

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Complete predicate with "sing":

Back

Sing beautifully in the concert

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Complete subject in: "Many ancient civilizations built impressive structures."

Back

Many ancient civilizations

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Complete predicate in: "The teacher gave the students homework for the weekend."

Back

Gave the students homework for the weekend

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Run-on sentence example:

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He wanted to go to the movie he didn’t have enough money.

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Correct the run-on: "The stars are bright tonight we should go stargazing."

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The stars are bright tonight. We should go stargazing.