Fragments and Run-ons

Is this sentence complete or a fragment?

When the telephone rang.

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• fragment

Is this sentence complete or a fragment?

Can you see the harbor from this window?

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Is this sentence complete or a fragment?

The baby resting in my arms.

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Is the following sentence grammatically correct (or is it incorrect because it is a comma splice or sentence fusion)?

Most people taste their food first, they salt it later.

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Is the following sentence grammatically correct (or is it incorrect because it is a comma splice or sentence fusion)?

After a good lunch at the restaurant, the boys went to a movie.

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Is the following sentence grammatically correct (or is it incorrect because it is a comma splice or sentence fusion)?

Everyone has an accent but some accents are more recognizable than others.

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Is the following sentence grammatically correct (or is it incorrect because it is a comma splice or sentence fusion)?

No one answered the door, but the visitor left a note anyway.

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• incorrect

Is the following sentence grammatically correct (or is it incorrect because it is a comma splice or sentence fusion)?

Grandpa slept in a chair by the fire, I hated to wake him.

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Is this sentence complete or a fragment?

The dog chewing on the bone.

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Is this sentence complete or a fragment?

Please complete the exercise on page 16.

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