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Complete Sentences, Clauses, Fragments and Run-Ons

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Question 1

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Sentences  are groups of words that express _______  thoughts.

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Question 4

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Nouns are one of the _______  parts of speech in the English language.

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Question 5

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Nouns are words that describe _______   places, things, or ideas.

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Question 8

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One use of a noun in a sentence is as a  _______ , which tells whom or what the sentence is about.

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Question 13

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The predicate includes all the words of the sentence that are not part of the complete _______ .

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Question 14

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Identify all elements of the Complete Predicate in the following sentence:

Two million people gathered along the shore of New York Harbor.

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Question 2

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Identify whether the following are complete sentences, or not complete sentences.

There wasn’t much left to eat by the time Malcolm arrived
There is a way out of the tunnel
Listening to the distant sound of thunder and seeing lightning crack across the nighttime sky
Did Brad send Danielle a bouquet of yellow roses
Before the music began to play

Complete Sentences
Not Complete Sentences

Question 3

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Dr. García uses all the latest equipment in her dental practice
Walking to the party
Tyrone sat on the beach because he had broken his ankle
Imagine what could happen in the future
Where did I put my library card

Complete Sentences
Not Complete Sentences

Question 6

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Categorize the Following Nouns

Patricio
Santiago
Raphael
books
cars
high school
Martin Luther King Day

Proper Nouns
Common Nouns

Question 7

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A _______ noun names a person, place, or thing that can be perceived by one or more of the senses.

Question 9

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The _______ subject, usually a noun, is the main word in the complete subject.

Question 10

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Identify the Simple Subject in the following sentence:

Many scientists are now studying rain forest plants.

Question 11

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Identify the Simple Subject in the following sentence:

The people of this culture lived in southern Africa many years ago.

Question 12

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Identify the Simple Subject in the sentence below

The buildings of their capital city still stand today.

Question 15

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Identify all the elements of the Complete Predicate of the following sentence:

The occasion was the hundredth birthday of Lady Liberty.