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Fragments
Run-Ons
Complete sentences
Adjectives & Adverbs
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Is the following sentence a fragment? Why is it a fragment? Was so big nobody could reach it.
This sentence is a fragment. There is no subject
100
How do you repair the following sentence? "Judy leads a charmed life she never seems to have a serious accident." A)This sentence is correct B)life; she C)life, she
B With a comma alone the sentence would be a comma splice.
100
Is the following sentence a complete sentence? Because hungry sharks flashed on the surface of the waves.
No because there is no main clause.
100

Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the adjective tall. Ron is ______________________ than Jackson. (tall)

Ron is taller than Jackson.

200
what is a fragment?
A fragment is a group of words that dont make a complete thought.
200
What is a run-on sentence?
A run-on sentence is a sentence in which two or more independent clauses are joined without appropriate punctuation or conjunction.
200
What is a complete sentence?
A complete sentence must have a subject (noun) and a predicate (verb). It can be just two words, such as, She ran.
200

An adjective describes a ________________________.

Noun

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Is the following sentence a fragment? "The teacher is old and mean."
This is not a fragment. There is a subject, a verb, and it makes a complete thought.
300
How many parts does a run-on sentence have?
A run-on sentence has at least two parts.
300
Choose the two examples that are complete sentences. A: Went to the movies. B: The three boys. C: The three boys went to the movies. D: The boys went to a movie.
C and D A) has no subject and B) has no verb
300

The boy walks quickly to the store. The adverb in the sentence is __________________.

Quickly

400
Tell if each sentences is a fragment or not 1) Toys of all kinds thrown everywhere. 2) Aunt Olivia always wears a motorcycle helmet. 3) Ronald sat.
1) fragment 2) Not a fragment 3) Not a fragment
400
Name at least two ways to fix a run-on sentence.
1) Write the two independent clauses as separate sentences using periods. 2) Use a comma and any one of the following connecting words: For, And, Nor, But, Or, Yet, So 3) Use a semicolon and one of the following words: therefore, thus, however, consequently, furthermore, also, nevertheless,
400
Choose the example that is a complete sentence. A: See you later. B: See you. C: I'll see you later. D: Later.
C
400

The boy tiptoed upstairs to his bedroom. The adverb in this sentence is _______________.

Upstairs 
500
Correct the fragment (there's 2!) The women always wears suit, heels, a jacket to the office.
The woman always wears A suit, heels, AND a jacket to the office.
500
Is the following sentence a run-on, comma splice, or a complete sentence? The sun is high, so put on some sunscreen.
The sentence is a comma splice.
500
Is the following sentence a run-on? Many scientists, such as Einstein, think in strange ways.
No
500

My mom walked down in the basement to do the laundry. The adverb in this sentence is _________________________.

What is down?