Fragments
Run-Ons
Grammar Rules!
What Is It?
Mystery
100

What is a sentence fragment?

When you are missing at least one of the elements of a complete sentence.

100

What is a run-on sentence?

Two or more complete sentences joined together incorrectly without a conjunction.

100

What is a verb?

The action word in the sentence 

100

Is the following sentence a run-on, fragment, or a complete sentence? 

I went to math class Mrs. Rao gave me back my test. 

Run-on

Two sentence joined together

100

What type of conjunction are the following words: for, and, nor, but, or, yet, so

Coordinating Conjunction

200

How do I fix a sentence fragment? List 3

Add what is missing:

  • Subject.

  • Verb.

  • Complete thought. 

200

How do I fix a run-on sentence? List 3

  • Separate a run-on into two complete sentences.

  • Semicolon

  • Combine the two parts with a conjunction.

  • Coordinating conjunction need a comma.

  • Subordinating conjunction might need a comma (depends on where it is).

200
What is a subject?

The person, place, thing, or idea that is doing or being something in a sentence

200

Is the following sentence a run-on, fragment, or a complete sentence? 

Yelled from the top of the stairs. 

Fragment 

Missing the subject

200

Review! Explain what each of these words mean:

There, their, & they're 

Their= someone owns something 

There= showing direction 

They’re= contraction of “they” & “are”


300

Fix the following fragment: 

Because I promised 

Answers vary...

Example- I went to my brothers soccer game because I promised. 

300

Fix the following run-on:

I love ELA class books help me escape reality.

I love ELA class because books help me escape reality.

I love ELA class, for books help me escape reality.  

I love ELA class. Books help me escape reality. 

300

What are the three components of a complete sentence?

  • Includes a subject.

  • Includes a verb.

  • Expresses a complete thought. 

300

Is the following sentence a run-on, fragment, or a complete sentence? 

Because I love reading, I read fifty books this year. 

Complete sentence 

300

What type of conjunction are the following words: after, although, as, when, while, until, because, before, if, since.

Subordinating conjunction

400

Fix the following fragment:

"Running through the forest with the wind howling behind."


I was running through the forest with the wind howling behind.



400

Fix the following run-on by using two methods: 

She grabbed her books she was late for class she knew she was going to get a tardy. 

 

She grabbed her books. She was late for class, and she knew she was going to get a tardy. 

400

True or False: To fix a run-on sentence, all I need is a coordinating conjunction. 

FALSE- you need a comma too

400

Is the following sentence a run-on, fragment, or a complete sentence? 

Ms. Ketch is the best so I love science class. 

Run-on

No comma with the coordinating conjunction

400

Review! Tell me 3 subject pronouns and 3 object pronouns.

 

Subject- He, She, I, We, They

Object- Him, Her, Me, Us, Them

500

Find the fragment and fix it:

I love ice cream on a summer day. Chocolate is my favorite flavor I also really like strawberry. Last summer, the  sun made my ice cream melt. Dripping down on the table. 

Fragment- Dripping down on the table. 

Fix- My ice cream was dripping down on the table. 

500

Find the run-on and fix it:

Running to class. Emily dropped all of her books. Tried to grab them. She dropped everything again it was a mess.

Fix- She dropped everything again, so it was a mess.

500

What is the purpose of a conjunction?

 A word that joins/connects two groups/clauses of words together.

500

Is the following sentence a run-on, fragment, or a complete sentence? 

A time of wonder and amazement. 

Fragment

Missing the verb

500

Affect and Effect are commonly confused words. What is the difference between the two? 

Affect= Used as a verb

  • How to remember: verbs are Action/Active words-Think “A” for AFFECT 

Effect= Used as a noun 

  • How to remember: effect shows your END result- Think “E” for EFFECT