WorksheetsSentences, Fragments and Run-ons
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Because canoeing can be dangerous.
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Taking a canoe trip in Canada.
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The group spent the morning together.
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Before you could see it.
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Billy and Joe
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Billy and Joe went kayaking Billy and Joe love to kayak.
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Drenched to skin
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Around boulders in the stream.
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Go do your homework.
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My cat meowed angrily I knew she wanted food.
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I went to my grandma's house my grandma was not home.
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I love to write papers I would write one every day if I had the time.
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Is the subject or predicate missing from this fragment: love to walk dogs.
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it's not a fragment
Is the subject or predicate missing from this fragment: Mr. Bezier loves dogs.
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it's not a fragment
Is the subject or predicate missing from this fragment: The crazy eyed cat.
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it's not a fragment
Is the subject or predicate missing from this fragment: The dog with the furry white tail.
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it's not a fragment
Is the subject or predicate missing from this fragment: Ms. Dalebroux went to the park yesterday.
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it's not a fragment
Is the subject or predicate missing from this fragment: played in the snow all day.
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it's not a fragment
Is the subject or predicate missing from this fragment: Helped Mr. Bezier with the dishes.
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Is the subject or predicate missing from this fragment: Go help your mom with the dishes.
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