Complete or Fragment?
If it's complete - What is the subject and predicate?
If it's a fragment - What's missing?
Goha and his wife argued.
Complete:
Subject: Goha and his wife
Predicate: argued.
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My weekend was so stressful!
My weekend was so relaxing / calm / tranquil / easy.
¿Cómo se dice este verbo del pasado?
Goha's wife (cocinó) the meat wonderfully well.
cooked
If it's complete - What is the subject and predicate?
If it's a fragment - What's missing?
Winding their way through town, Goha's wife and the villagers.
Fragment
Missing a predicate (verb)
Winding their way through town, Goha's wife and the villagers went to the cemetery.
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I walked home from school!
I ran / skipped / galloped / scurried home from school!
¿Cómo se dice este verbo del pasado?
The author (dijo) that we need to be skeptical.
said
If it's complete - What is the subject and predicate?
If it's a fragment - What's missing?
Every day, Alice tried to avoid her reflection in the mirror.
Complete
Subject: Alice
Predicate: tried to avoid her reflection in the mirror.
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She told me the news excitedly.
She told me the news sadly / slowly / angrily.
¿Cómo se dice este verbo del pasado?
Goha's (escogió) the meatiest legs of lamb.
chose / picked
If it's complete - What is the subject and predicate?
If it's a fragment - What's missing?
Because micro-influencers seem like your friend.
Fragment
Missing the main independent clause (subject verb)
Because micro-influencers seem like your friend, you forget that they are trying to sell you something.
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The influencers perfect life seemed effortless.
The influencers perfect life was labor-intensive / hard work / difficult / stressful.
¿Cómo se dice este verbo del pasado?
Goha's wife (se echó a llorar).
burst into tears