1.2.2 - Sentence Structure: Crafting Impactful Expressions
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Identify the complete sentence: (a) Running through the field. (b) The athlete was running through the field.
💡 Hint: Which option expresses a complete thought?
What is a fragment? Provide an example.
💡 Hint: It should be missing a subject or predicate.
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What is a complete sentence?
💡 Hint: Remember what parts make a sentence whole.
True or False: A fragment can stand alone as a complete thought.
💡 Hint: Think about what is required for a sentence to make sense.
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Create a paragraph containing at least three different types of sentences that convey a shared theme.
💡 Hint: Think about how varying sentences can help emphasize your theme.
Edit the following piece of writing to fix any fragments and replace with complete sentences where necessary: 'Running quickly. He caught the ball. Playing at the park.'
💡 Hint: Look for opportunities to combine or clarify thoughts into full sentences.
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