Sentences, fragments, run ons

Which sentence is a fragment?

• He laughed uncontrollably.

• Rolled along the sidewalk.

• She loved running at night.

• Her dog barked and cried.

Is this a complete sentence or a fragment?

Jackie liked to play softball in the summer.

• complete sentence

• fragment

Is this a complete sentence or a fragment?

Until tomorrow.

• complete sentence

• fragment

Is this a complete sentence or a fragment?

The new computer on my desk.

• sentence

• fragment

What is missing in this sentence?

Relaxing on the beach.

• predicate

• subject

What kind of a sentence is this?

My fan is broken, I am getting very hot, I need to buy a new one.

• fragment

• run-on sentence

• complete sentence

This is a run on sentence. Which choice corrects the run on?

My grandmother was an artist I have many of her paintings.

• My, grandmother, was an artist I have many of her paintings.

• My grandmother was an artist. I have many of her paintings.

• My grandmother was an artist I, have many of her paintings.

This is a run on sentence. Which choice corrects the run on sentence?

Sally is captain of the soccer team she helped organize the tournament.

• Sally is captain of the soccer team she helped, organize the tournament.

• Sally, is captain of the soccer team she helped organize the tournament.

• Sally is captain of the soccer team. She helped organize the tournament.

This is a run on sentence. Which choice corrects the run on sentence?

We put the picnic basket on the table we walked over to the playground.

• We put the picnic basket, on the table, we walked over to the playground.

• We put the picnic basket on the table, and we walked over to the playground.

• We, put the picnic basket on the table we walked over to the playground.