Complete or Incomplete
Correct It Yourself
Sentence Fragment or Not a Sentence Fragment
Run-on Sentence or Not a Run-on Sentence
Where Do You Put The Comma
100
My brother Andres.
Incomplete: fragment
100
The fluffy white dog.
The fluffy white dog shed his hair on the couch.
100
Won the game by just two points.
Fragment: Teryn won the game by just two points.
100
Destiny came to the show she didn't like it.
Run-on: Destiny came to the show, but she didn't like it.
100
We can barbecue the hot dogs or we can just eat last night's leftovers.
We can barbecue the hot dogs, or we can just eat last night's leftovers.
200
My best friend Marybell was able to spend the night on Friday.
Complete
200
Rylan and Ashlee play soccer on Tuesday nights they have different coaches.
Rylan and Ashlee play soccer on Tuesday nights. They have different coaches.
200
A huge green and white umbrella.
Fragment: Santa took a huge green and white umbrella to the beach.
200
Mr. Aguilar spoke to the fifth graders he played played basket ball with them.
run-on: Mr. Aguilar spoke to the fifth graders and played basket ball with them.
200
That is a very useful rule but it is difficult to remember.
That is a very useful rule, but it is difficult to remember.
300
Daijah played the guitar Jeremiah played the drums.
Incomplete: Run-on
300
The crazy fourth grade students.
The crazy fourth grade students gave Ms. Fuentes a run for her money.
300
Showed me a book about the gold rush.
Fragment: Mrs. Winfrey showed me a book about the gold rush
300
Ms. Fuentes' son, Dallas, ate all the cookies she had bough for her class.
Not a run-on sentence
300
Jeremiah brought his remote control car over but he forgot the remote.
Jeremiah brought his remote control car over, but he forgot the remote.
400
Sits next to Sebastian.
Incomplete: fragment
400
Timothy bought a candy bar he bought a soda.
Timothy bought a candy bar and a soda.
400
Jessie an Mariam rode their bikes to Orchard Park.
Not a Fragment
400
Mrs. Shaffer graded all her papers last night she made cookies for her class.
run-on: Mrs. Shaffer graded all her papers last night. She made cookies for her class.
400
Alyssa Jane and her family drove to school with a flat tire so the trip was very long.
Alyssa Jane and her family drove to school with a flat tire, so the trip was very long.
500
Mrs. Debbie, a hard worker.
Incomplete: fragment
500
A fourth grade girl, with a bow in her her.
A fourth grade girl, with a bow in her hair, sat in the front row at the assembly.
500
Am having a good time at summer camp.
Fragment: Emily is having a good time at summer camp.
500
Chase can build a fence his mom won't let him build a tree house.
run-on: Chase can build a fence, but his mom won't let him build a tree house.
500
The car came to a quick stop in the driveway and the people in the house screamed.
The car came to a quick stop in the driveway, and the people in the house screamed.
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