Complete Sentences

Which is NOT a complete sentence?

• Tate ate some ice cream.
• We went to the movies.
• Fell on the ground.

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Which is NOT a complete sentence?

• John drew a picture.
• My mom's car.
• I bought a pencil.

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Which is NOT a complete sentence?

• Mary ate an apple.
• An important day.
• The store is open today.

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Which is NOT a complete sentence?

• Many of the kids in class.
• Larry finished his homework.
• Someone picked up the trash.

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Which is NOT a complete sentence?

• Saw a dog in my yard.
• The flowers circled the school.
• George did not want to clean.

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Which is NOT a complete sentence?

• Do not open the box.
• Making a cake can be hard.
• Baking a cake for the party.

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Which is NOT a complete sentence?

• Mary sold her soccer ball.
• Rob throws better than Hal.
• A question too easy.

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Which is NOT a complete sentence?

• The hen laid an egg.
• Lasted a long time.
• The rain fell all day.

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Which is NOT a complete sentence?

• Only one cookie is left.
• Fred sent a letter.
• A small kitten in a collar.

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Which is NOT a complete sentence?

• I smell cake.
• My mom has three cats.
• Baked cake and pie.

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