Simple Subject
Charlie jumped on the trampoline
Simple Subject = Charlie
The taxi-driver drove very quickly through the neighborhood.
Simple Predicate = drove
What is the COMPLETE SUBJECT: The happy dog barked loudly at the mailman.
Complete Subject = The happy dog
Fragment, Run-on, or Complete?: My favorite history teacher
Fragment
What is the conjunction in the following sentence?: The students did not complete their homework, nor did they pass the test.
Nor
The kids in the yard cheered for Charlie.
Subject = kids
Our team's injured player scored the winning goal.
Simple Predicate = scored
What is the COMPLETE SUBJECT: The old, rusty bicycle finally broke down going up the hill.
Complete subject = The old, rusty bicycle
Fragment, Run-on, or Complete?: I love to write papers I would write one every day if I could.
Run-on
What is the conjunction in the following sentence?: I have only been a nurse for one year, so I have little experience with paper charting.
So
A rat chewed through a wire.
Simple Subject = Rat
Jason walked quickly toward his next class.
Simple Predicate = walked
What is the COMPLETE PREDICATE: She is studying really hard for her test.
Fragment, Run-on, or Complete?: Including the eggs and milk
What is the transition word used in this sentence?: Although this may be true, we must consider the other side of the argument.
Although
Surprised, his mom told him to stop.
Simple Subject = mom
My father took his children to the airport.
What is the COMPLETE SUBJECT: The chef in the white apron made delicious meals.
Fragment, Run-on, or Complete?: Helen cooked dinner Mark washed the dishes when they were finished.
Run-on
What is the transition word used in this sentence?: Lastly, I must explain how I received the bad grade that I got on my test.
Lastly
The tired, elderly man trudged down the street.
Simple Subject = man
Leading scientists have accepted his theory as fact.
Simple Predicate = have accepted
What is the COMPLETE PREDICATE: The bright red car sped quickly through the city.
Complete Predicate = sped quickly through the city
Fragment, Run-on, or Complete?: The banana rotting at the bottom of Jimmy's book bag has soaked his biology notes with ooze.
Complete Sentence
What is the transition word used in this sentence?: Despite the challenges, they completed the project on time.
Despite