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Sentence Fragments

Sentence Fragments

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English

2nd - 5th Grade

Easy

CCSS
L.4.1F, L.1.1J, L.2.1F

+2

Standards-aligned

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Cody Norton

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6 Slides • 12 Questions

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Sentence Fragments

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Sentences

A sentence is a group of words that contain a complete thought or idea. All sentences have a subject and predicate.

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Fragment

Part of a sentence, or an incomplete sentence, is called a sentence fragment. Sentence fragments cannot stand alone!

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Examples

  • Drove to the store. (no subject)

  • Because the sun. (group of words)

  • The girls on the porch. (no predicate)

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Identify It!

Read each example. Choose whether the example is a complete sentence or a sentence fragment.

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Multiple Choice

Threw the ball.

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complete sentence

2

sentence fragment

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Multiple Choice

After Madeline made a basket.

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complete sentence

2

sentence fragment

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Multiple Choice

Aiden flipped in the air.

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complete sentence

2

sentence fragment

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Multiple Choice

Cheered, clapped, and yelled.

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complete sentence

2

sentence fragment

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Multiple Choice

The soccer ball bounced against the goal post.

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complete sentence

2

sentence fragment

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Open Ended

Write the definition of a complete sentence.

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Open Ended

Write the definition of a sentence fragment.

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Multiple Choice

Daniela played with her telephone.

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complete sentence

2

sentence fragment

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Multiple Choice

Fell down the stairs.

1

complete sentence

2

sentence fragment

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Multiple Choice

Calvin pets his cat for 5 hours straight.

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complete sentence

2

sentence fragment

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Multiple Choice

After class ended, Ligia took a nap with her dog, Rocky.

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complete sentence

2

sentence fragment

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Multiple Choice

Sofia's new puppy

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complete sentence

2

sentence fragment

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Review

A sentence is a group of words that contain a complete thought. All sentences contain a subject and predicate.


Part of a sentence, or an incomplete sentence, is called a sentence fragment. Sentence fragments cannot stand alone.

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