Sentence Fragments vs Complete Sentences

A COMPLETE sentence always has:

• A verb and a sentence

• Something complete

• A subject and a name

• A subject and a verb

What is a subject?

• The name of a person

• A made-up word

• A person, place, animal or thing. Who or what the sentence is talking about.

• It's an action

What is a verb?

• A word that is made of two words

• It's an action

• It's the same thing as subject

• A place or a thing

Which word is the verb?

• catch.

• The

• dog

• plays

Which is a complete sentence?

• The fish.

• swims.

• The fish and the birds and the other animals too.

• The fish swims.

What do you call a sentence that is missing a subject or a verb?

• A sentence fragment

• A sentence figure

jumps.   -  What is missing?

• subject

• verb

swims and eats.  -   What is it missing?

• verb

• subject

Which would be a correct sentence?

• The old car parked on the road.

• The old yellow car on the road.

The dog.   -   What is the sentence fragment missing?

• verb

• subject