
Fragments and Runons
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9th Grade
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Brooke Clark
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Fragments and Run-ons
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A SENTENCE FRAGMENT IS AN INCOMPLETE SENTENCE THAT IS MISSING ONE OR MORE OF THE FOLLOWING PARTS:
SUBJECT
VERB
COMPLETE THOUGHT
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EXAMPLES OF FRAGMENTS
Arriving just before it closed.
Since I like fishing. I am going on Saturday.
Highlights the major theme.
Although the poem is articulate.
Loves to laugh at the movie.
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Multiple Choice
Fragment or Complete: Although poems are difficult to understand.
Fragment
Complete
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Multiple Choice
Fragment or Complete: The poem highlights the major theme.
Fragment
Complete
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Multiple Choice
Fragment or Complete: Revealing the theme about identity.
Fragment
Complete
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Multiple Choice
Fragment or Complete: Since everyone is learning remote.
Fragment
Complete
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Multiple Choice
Fragment or Complete: Writing is an art that requires practice.
Fragment
Complete
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A RUN-ON SENTENCE is two thoughts put together in the same sentence without
proper end punctuation
conjunction (FANBOY)
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EXAMPLES OF RUN-ONS
My teacher read my paper, she said I did excellent.
The largest tree by volume in the world is the General Sherman Sequoia it is a little over 52,500 cubic feet.
The results of the study were inconclusive more research needs to be done on the topic.
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Multiple Choice
Run-on, fragment, or complete: My father retired from the Air Force last year he is writing a book about his experiences.
Run-on
Fragment
Complete
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Multiple Choice
Run-on, fragment, or complete: The essay should have four paragraph in total you should reread every paragraph before submission.
Run-on
Fragment
Complete
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Multiple Choice
Run-on, fragment, or complete: Going to the shopping mall.
Run-on
Fragment
Complete
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Multiple Choice
Run-on, fragment, or complete: The red car is in the parking lot I don't know where the van and the motorcycle are.
Run-on
Fragment
Complete
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Multiple Choice
Run-on, fragment, or complete: Each paragraph should have at least two pieces of text evidence.
Run-on
Fragment
Complete
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Poll
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