Sentences Ex 1 Atid

Decide whether each group of words is a sentence or only a fragment. If the word group is a sentence, write S after the proper number. If the word group is a fragment, change it to a sentence by adding one or more words to make the thought complete, and write the sentence. As you turn the fragments into sentences, remember to begin the first word with a capital letter and to insert a mark of punctuation after the last word.

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on Monday or later this week

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patiently waiting for the mail carrier

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will you be there tomorrow

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four people in a small car

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just yesterday I discovered

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two strikes and no one on base

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it runs smoothly

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leaning far over the railing

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two doves and a swan

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all during the movie and then later at home

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she sauntered in alone

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at the corner we spotted

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either bean sprouts or alfalfa

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noticed my new jogging shoes

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neither of them would have wanted

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while playing the videotape recorder

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Ray turned pale

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performed an entire symphony

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give me a hand

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on Monday or later this week

patiently waiting for the mail carrier

will you be there tomorrow

four people in a small car

just yesterday I discovered

two strikes and no one on base

it runs smoothly

leaning far over the railing

two doves and a swan

all during the movie and then later at home

she sauntered in alone

at the corner we spotted

either bean sprouts or alfalfa

noticed my new jogging shoes

neither of them would have wanted

while playing the videotape recorder

Ray turned pale

performed an entire symphony

give me a hand

a firm understanding of decimals