Fragments
FANBOYS
Commas
Sentence Corrections
100

This is the term for an incomplete sentence.

What is a fragment?

100

The A in FANBOYS.

What is "and"?

100

A punctuation mark that indicates a pause in a sentence.

What is a comma?

100

This is wrong in this sentence: "i really enjoy going to the mall."

What is the lowercase i?

200

"Playing basketball tomorrow after school." is an example of this.

What is a fragment?

200

The N in FANBOYS?

What is "nor"?

200

This is the term used for incorrectly joining two sentences with a comma and not using a FANBOY. 

What is a comma splice?

200

This is wrong in this sentence: "I really want to go to the movies but I am grounded."

What is a comma before "but"?

300

"She went to school." is an example of this.

What is a complete sentence?

300

This appears before the FANBOYS.

What is the comma?

300

This is what you should do when a sentence contains a list.

What is "separate list items with commas"?

300

This is what's wrong in this sentence: "MLK was a father a minister and a civil rights activist."

What is commas after "father" and "minister"?

400

These are the three components of a complete sentence.

What is a subject, verb, and a complete thought?

400

This FANBOYS should combine these two sentences: "I wanted to try out for baseball. I had a doctor's appointment that day."

What is "but"?

400

This is where a comma should go if a sentence contains an appositive phrase.

Where is "before and after the appositive phrase"?

400

This is what is wrong with this sentence: "We are going to Hughie's an Asian inspired restaurant for dinner tomorrow."

What is commas separating the appositive phrase?

500

This is one component of a complete sentence. It is what the sentence is about.

What is the subject?

500

This is the purpose of FANBOYS.

What is combining two related sentences?

500

A comma and FANBOYS can only be used if both ideas are this.

What is "a complete sentence on it's own".

500

This is what's wrong with these sentences: "The term "Disk jockey" was originally for radio announcers. Stayed up all night "riding" discs. 

Why is the second sentence a fragment?