Grammar Picnic
Sentence, fragment or run-on
10 sentences · All kinds, Sentence, fragment or run-on, Fix the run-on, Make the run-on two sentences, Break up the and-then sentence
Read the sentence and choose the category that describes it.
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A sentence has a subject and a verb and one whole thought. A fragment leaves a part out; a run-on joins two sentences with no joining word.
Example 1Complete sentence, fragment, or run-on?
The gardener picks a pumpkin.
complete sentence
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Example · Complete sentence, fragment, or run-on?The gardener picks a pumpkin. (complete sentence / fragment / run-on)complete sentence
Complete sentence, fragment, or run-on?
- The boys were thirsty, they drank milk. (complete sentence / fragment / run-on)
- Measured the girls. (complete sentence / fragment / run-on)
- I measured the baby. (complete sentence / fragment / run-on)
- The sea is deep. (complete sentence / fragment / run-on)
- Dad read the story he was sick. (complete sentence / fragment / run-on)
- Will enjoy themselves. (complete sentence / fragment / run-on)
- The doctor checks the girl, she is sick. (complete sentence / fragment / run-on)
- Will catch the fish. (complete sentence / fragment / run-on)
- The boy's helmet was hard. (complete sentence / fragment / run-on)
- The cat was hungry, it ate a fish. (complete sentence / fragment / run-on)
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