Fragment - The word 'although' begins a subordinate/dependent clause. Complete sentence - This sentence has a long subject (" The main reason.immediately") but the subject is followed by a verb ( is). The word 'then' is an adverb it cannot join two independent clauses.Ģ. Placed in a care home for the elderly where visitors could come on the weekend or on a weekday by appointment.ġ.The student had tried to cheat on the test.The main reason why the leader of this country needs to be replaced immediately is obvious.Take the pizza out of the oven then let it cool.You need to add an independent/main clause, such as " By the time she was 20 years old, she had lived in five countries."Ħ. Fragment - This is a dependent/subordinate clause. " If you are happy and you know it, clap your hands."ĥ. The sentence needs a comma, and then a main (independent) clause. Fragment - This is a subordinate clause ("If. The main (independent) clause is " People shouldn't throw stones."Ĥ. The phrase " who live in glass houses" is an adjective clause and subordinate clause. Complete sentence - This is a complex sentence. Getting up early in the morning before everyone else does isn't fun.ģ. You need to add a verb after the subject and then finish the sentence. " I ate breakfast." and " My sister did too." To connect these independent clauses, you need a conjunction like "and".Ģ.
People can do whatever they want it's up to them.ġ.If you are happy and you know it and you really want to show it.People who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones.Getting up early in the morning before everyone else does.Exercise Group #2: Complete Sentence, Fragment, or Run-On? (Intermediate)ĭecide if the below sentences are fragments, run-ons, or complete. Fragment - The sentence has a subject (" The way that people learn new skills in this modern world"), but it is missing a verb. "Finding someone to design your company's website" is the subject of the sentence.ħ. Complete sentence - This is a simple sentence. It has everything a sentence needs - a subject (the pronoun This), a verb ( is), and a complement ( important for success in college).Ħ. Complete Sentence - This is a simple sentence. This webpage will help you avoid errors, which is important for success in college.ĥ. The sentence is missing a main (independent) clause. Fragment - This is a dependent (subordinate) clause. " Even though you have lived in another country, there are still many things you haven't learned."Ĥ.
To fix this fragment, you need to add an independent clause. The phrase Even though is a subordinate conjunction. Fragment - This sentence is a dependent (subordinate) clause. It has a subject (I), a verb (ate), and an object (breakfast).ģ. Complete Sentence - This sentence has everything it needs. " On Tuesday morning last week at 8:30 a.m, I drank some milk."Ģ. This phrase needs to end with a comma, and then a subject and verb should be added. Fragment - 'On.' begins a prepositional phrase because 'on' is a preposition.
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