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Complete Sentences, Fragments, and Run on Sentences
Complete Sentences, Fragments, and Run on Sentences
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Complete Sentences, Fragments, and Run ons.
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A complete sentence has...
Two independent clauses
Two dependent clauses
One dependent and independent clause
One independent clause
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Dave drove to the gas station to buy gasoline. Identify the fragment.
Dave drove to the gas station
To buy gas
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I will use complete sentences...
At work
At school
At home
on my own terms
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Jack walked to the store to buy a candy bar from his best friend working at the stock market.
fragment
run on
complete sentence
dependpent clause
5
Which sentence is a fragment?
The bucket smells.
Jack is very healthy
The watch tower.
Bill went to the shop
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A fragment can also be known as a blank of a sentence.
Fraction
Segment
All of the above
Part
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Fragments only have...
A subject OR verb
A subject AND verb
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A run on is larger than a complete sentence.
True
False
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Independent clauses...
Express a complete thought
Contain a subject
All of the above
Contain a verb
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Run on sentences can be fixed with a...
semilcolon
All of the above
period and capitalization of the adjacent word
conjunction
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A complete sentence is smaller than a fragment.
False
True
12
Fragments are usually...
Smaller than a sentence
Do not exist
As big as a sentence
Larger than a sentence
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"While washing his car" is an example of a...
Dependent clause
Fragment
Dependent clause and fragment
Independent clause
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Run on sentences contain...
Two independent clauses
One dependent clause
One independent clause
Two dependent clauses
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Dependent clauses have...
Verbs and subjects
a complete thought
Understanding
None of the above
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What sentence has a complete thought ?
Fragment
All of these
Run on
Complete Sentence
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Complete sentences have...
A complete whole thought
Subjects, predicates, punctuation
Adverbs, conjunctions, nouns
Capitalization, verbs, adjectives
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Complete sentences should be used...
never
Whenever you feel like it
Sometimes
always
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"Sally jogged through the park," is an example of a
Complete sentence
Fragment
Complex sentence
Run on
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A complete sentence can be...
Compound
Complex
Simple
All of the above
