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The sentences below are three fragments and one complete sentence. Identify the complete sentence.

• Bought the refreshments for the party.

• Several students worked on the class yearbook.

• All the careful and painstaking attention to detail.

• Clutching the balloon and looking like a small boy with a new gift.

The sentences below are three fragments and one complete sentence. Identify the complete sentence.

• With a heart full of love for all humankind.

• After he made preparations for the day.

• When the moon comes over the mountain.

• Because of the applause, the actor glowed with pride.

The sentences below are three fragments and one complete sentence. Identify the complete sentence.

• One of our hamsters won’t eat their food.

• Neither Gina nor Grace knows its lines for the play.

• Jeff and Carl arrived late because he had car trouble.

• Each member on the boys’ team knew his role.

The sentences below have at least one error in the use of pronouns. Identify which is the correct sentence.

• The new class president is him—the one on the left.

• These are them that I have been expecting.

• Can this grown-up young lady be she?

• That was him speaking.

The sentences below have at least one error in the use of pronouns. Identify which is the correct sentence.

• Let’s keep this a secret between you and I.

• That teacher has always treated Juan and I fairly.

• The disabled kite spiraled downward toward he and she.

• Give your grandmother and her some of the fudge you made.

The sentences below have at least one error in the use of pronouns. Identify which is the correct sentence.

• My brother is a better writer than me.

• I am not as confident as her.

• He performed that piano piece more skillfully than I.

• Do you play tennis better than him?

Identify which sentence has the correct use of verb.

• Looking at the litter of pups, I choosed the largest one.

• We swam for an hour and then had our picnic by the lake.

• The small child had shrank in terror as the snarling dog approached.

• Willie should have threw that old photograph away.

Identify which sentence has the correct use of verb.

• The scrolls had laid undisturbed in the cave for centuries.

• The newborn puppy is lying quietly beside its mother.

• I need to lay down for a short nap.

• Just lie the envelope on the desk; I’ll get it later.

Identify which sentence has the correct use of verb.

• The fish have been froze since our fishing trip last spring.

• The patient rung a small bell when he needed attention.

• I have given you my best advice, which you may follow or ignore.

• The thieves bursted through the door and escaped into an alley.

Identify which sentence has the correct use of verb.

• He looks at me and asked if I know him.

• She stands in front of the store and waved as her friends pass.

• When you carry out the trash, you should have told me.

• She gave me a gift, and I thanked her.