Sentence Structure Flashcard: Fragments and Run-Ons

Front

Sentence type: "Because she was late to school."

Back

Fragment

Front

Identify if the sentence is complete, a fragment, or a run-on: "The dog barked loudly, waking up everyone in the house."

Back

Complete

Front

Determine if this is a complete sentence, fragment, or run-on: "After the movie ended we went to dinner."

Back

Run-on

Front

Classification of the sentence: "Although it was raining."

Back

Fragment

Front

Identify if the sentence is complete, a fragment, or a run-on: "She enjoys playing tennis she doesn't like watching it on TV."

Back

Run-on

Front

Classify: "The cat sleeping on the mat."

Back

Fragment

Front

Sentence: "He quickly ran to the store, he needed to buy some milk." Is it complete, a fragment, or a run-on?

Back

Run-on

Front

Sentence: "Walking through the park in the morning." Is it complete, a fragment, or a run-on?

Back

Fragment

Front

Determine if this is a complete sentence, fragment, or run-on: "The children played outside until it was dark."

Back

Complete

Front

Classification of the sentence: "Because I had a bad cold, I missed several days of school."

Back

Complete