SENTENCE OR NOT?

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.

Example: "Is very hot today." => NS ( There is no subject. )

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.

"It is very hot today."

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.

"My new classmate from Brazil."

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.

"He speaks three languages fluently."

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.

"Is very handsome."

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.

"Enjoys many sports, especially baseball."

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.

"Don't sleep in class."

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.

"They didn't like."

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.

"Go to bed!"

Write S (for sentence) next to complete sentences and NS (for not a sentence) next to word groups that are not sentences and write the reason inside the brackets.

"They don't want."