Sentence Fragments
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English
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4th Grade
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Easy
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Cynthia McGee
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3 Slides • 12 Questions
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Complete sentences
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Complete sentences are complete thoughts
Complete Sentences include :
Subject: Who or what the sentence is about
Predicate: * Tells what the subject is or does
A complete sentences must always start with a capital letter and end with a period, question mark or exclamation point.
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Example:
The boy drank a soda pop.
Does this sentence have a subject, someone or something it is about?
Does this sentence have a predicate, what the subject is or does?
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Open Ended
All sentences must have a subject and a predicate. What is a subject?
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Open Ended
All sentences must have a subject and a predicate. What is a predicate?
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Multiple Choice
Let's practice:
Directions: Read each sentence and decide if it is a complete sentence or not.
My sister called me last night.
Yes
No
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Multiple Choice
Let's practice:
Directions: Read each sentence and decide if it is a complete sentence or not.
The weather was horrible.
Yes
No
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Multiple Choice
Let's practice:
Directions: Read each sentence and decide if it is a complete sentence or not.
Jumped really high!
Yes
No
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Multiple Choice
Let's practice:
Directions: Read each sentence and decide if it is a complete sentence or not.
The big red balloon.
Yes
No
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Multiple Choice
Let's practice:
Directions: Read each sentence and decide if it is a complete sentence or not.
Mrs. Camacho loves to teach.
Yes
No
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Multiple Choice
Let's practice:
Directions: Read each sentence and decide if it is a complete sentence or not.
Andrew stole third base in the last inning.
Yes
No
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Multiple Choice
Let's practice:
Directions: Read each sentence and decide if it is a complete sentence or not.
The orange and black team!
Yes
No
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Multiple Choice
Let's practice:
Directions: Read each sentence and decide if it is a complete sentence or not.
It is a fabulous day for baseball!
Yes
No
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Multiple Choice
Let's practice:
Directions: Read each sentence and decide if it is a complete sentence or not.
Mr. Carver, the head coach.
Yes
No
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Match
Incomplete Thought
Complete Sentence
Sentence Fragment
The trampoline go
We will jump on the trampoline after school.
jump on the trampoline after school
The trampoline go
We will jump on the trampoline after school.
jump on the trampoline after school
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