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Complete Sentences, Clauses, Fragments and Run-Ons

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Sentences are groups of words that express thoughts.

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

  • Listening to the distant sound of thunder and seeing lightning crack across the nighttime sky

  • Did Brad send Danielle a bouquet of yellow roses

  • There wasn’t much left to eat by the time Malcolm arrived

  • There is a way out of the tunnel

  • Before the music began to play

  • Complete Sentences

  • Not Complete Sentences

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

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

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

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

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

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

The occasion was the hundredth birthday of Lady Liberty.

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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

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Categorize the Following Nouns

  • Patricio

  • Santiago

  • Raphael

  • books

  • cars

  • high school

  • Martin Luther King Day

  • Proper Nouns

  • Common Nouns

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Identify the Simple Subject in the following sentence:

Many scientists are now studying rain forest plants.

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Identify the Simple Subject in the following sentence:

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

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Identify the Simple Subject in the sentence below

The buildings of their capital city still stand today.