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Writing Complete Sentences
HMH Grade 4 Grammar 1.3.3

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Writing Complete Sentences
A complete sentence must have a subject and a predicate, and must express a complete thought. A complete sentence begins with a capital letter and ends with final punctuation.
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Writing Complete Sentences
When writing sentences, avoid fragments, run-on sentences, and comma splices.
A comma splice occurs when two complete sentences are joined by a comma.
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Sentence Error Examples
Fragment: Played baseball (missing subject)
Run-On Sentence: Zoe walked to the park Zak ran there.
Comma splice: He threw the ball, she caught the ball.
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Multiple Choice
Select the sentence that would correct the fragment, "Played baseball."
The students played baseball.
Played baseball at recess.
I like to played baseball.
Played baseball in the afternoon.
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Multiple Select
What can you place in between "park" and "Zak" to fix the run-on sentence, "Zoe walked to the park Zak ran there"? (Check all that apply).
A comma
A comma and conjunction like "and" or "but"
Quotation marks
A period to create two separate sentences
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Fill in the Blanks
Fix the sentence with punctuation: He threw the ball
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Multiple Choice
Is the following sentence a fragment, run-on, or complete sentence? Always does his homework in the library.
complete sentence
run-on sentence
sentence fragment
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Open Ended
How could the sentence be corrected? Always does his homework in the library.
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Multiple Choice
Is the following sentence a fragment, run-on, or complete sentence? Everyone helped the fundraiser was a success.
complete sentence
run-on sentence
sentence fragment
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Open Ended
How could the sentence be corrected? Everyone helped the fundraiser was a success.
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Multiple Choice
Is the following sentence a fragment, run-on, or complete sentence? A flock of seagulls flew over the ship.
complete sentence
run-on sentence
sentence fragment
Writing Complete Sentences
HMH Grade 4 Grammar 1.3.3

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