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Read the following sentence from "And Then There Were None" by Agatha Christie. Is this a sentence fragment or complete sentence?
How would you make it complete?
"Would like to have a talk over old times." P. 14
Sentence Fragment
-Sentence from a letter inviting them to the mansion
Read the following sentence from "And Then There Were None" by Agatha Christie. Is this a sentence fragment or complete sentence?
How would you make it complete?
"There was only one other person in his carriage, an elderly seafaring gentleman with a bleary eye." P. 16
Complete sentence
Mr. Blore was on the train as he was headed to the island.
Read the following sentence from "And Then There Were None" by Agatha Christie. Is this a sentence fragment or complete sentence?
"Just me and Rogers, Miss." P. 25
Sentence Fragment
It does not state what the person speaking and Rogers are going to do.
This was when the characters were asking Mr. and Mrs. Rogers if there were any other staff members.
Read the following sentence from "And Then There Were None" by Agatha Christie. Is this a sentence fragment or complete sentence?
"I've never met anyone named Owen in my life." P. 33
Complete Sentence
This was Vera explaining that she does not know who Owen is.
Read the following sentence from "And Then There Were None" by Agatha Christie. Is this a sentence fragment or complete sentence?
"If he could only see the face..." P. 59
Sentence Fragment
It fails to tell us what will happen if he sees the face.
Read the following sentence from "And Then There Were None" by Agatha Christie. Is this a sentence fragment or complete sentence?
"Nobody in their senses carries potassium cyanide." P. 73
Complete Sentence
This was when the characters were trying to figure out how Tony Marston died.
Read the following sentence from "And Then There Were None" by Agatha Christie. Is this a sentence fragment or complete sentence?
"I wonder now..." P. 79
Sentence Fragment
It fails to state what this character wonders. (Dr. Armstrong)
Read the following sentence from "And Then There Were None" by Agatha Christie. Is this a sentence fragment or complete sentence?
"The clouds were beginning to mass themselves together." P. 79
Complete Sentence
This was when the storm was coming.
Read the following sentence from "And Then There Were None" by Agatha Christie. Is this a sentence fragment or complete sentence?
"Oh, Miss, I---I just came to see." P. 91
Sentence Fragment
The sentence fails to explain what she saw.
Read the following sentence from "And Then There Were None" by Agatha Christie. Is this a sentence fragment or complete sentence?
"They had begun to talk to each other with more freedom and intimacy." P. 32
Complete Sentence
This was when everyone had first arrived to the mansion and had finished dinner.
Read the following sentence from "And Then There Were None" by Agatha Christie. Is this a sentence fragment or complete sentence?
"It's too far, Cyril." P. 57
Complete sentence
This was when Vera Claythorne was telling Cyril not to swim to the rocks.
Read the following sentence from "And Then There Were None" by Agatha Christie. Is this a sentence fragment or complete sentence?
"Pull yourself together, Ethel." P. 36
Complete Sentence
This was when Mrs. Rogers woke up after fainting.