Identifying Run-ons, Fragments and Complete Sentences

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Complete sentence?

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One morning we found a kitten.

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Correct the run-on sentence: We found a baby bird it had been knocked from its nest.

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We found a baby bird. It has been knocked from its nest.

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A stone, some ice, a snowball. Type: run-on, fragment, or complete sentence?

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fragment sentence

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In addition to shouting insults at the soldiers, this is a:

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fragment sentence

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Correct the run-on sentence: The big white house is ours we bought it last summer.

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The big white house is ours. We bought it last summer.

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Group of words: 'Her novel is new. Her new book is a popular book.'

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complete sentence

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Group of words: 'The family always enjoys a picnic this new event will be at Fernbank Park.'

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run-on sentence

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Group of words: 'Mr. Smith is planning new games. He plans to set up a volleyball net.'

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Complete sentences

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Correct the run-on sentence: Fernbank Park is on the Ohio River we like to visit it every week.

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Fernbank Park is on the Ohio River. We like to visit it every week.