Subject Predicate Sentence vs Fragment

Find the SIMPLE SUBJECT of this sentence: Dr. James made an announcement.

• made

• an

• announcement

• Dr. James

Find the SIMPLE PREDICATE of this sentence: Dr. James made an announcement.

• made

• an

• announcement

• Dr. James

Find the SIMPLE SUBJECT of this sentence: The volunteers cleaned up the park.

• volunteers

• cleaned up

• the

• park

Find the SIMPLE PREDICATE of this sentence: The volunteers cleaned up the park.

• volunteers

• cleaned up

• the

• park

The volunteers cleaned up the park.

Is this a sentence fragment, run-on, or complete sentence?

• sentence fragment

• run-on

• complete sentence

• park

He passed the ball to his teammate.

Is this a sentence fragment, run-on, or complete sentence?

• sentence fragment

• run-on

• complete sentence

• park

Passed the ball.

Is this a sentence fragment, run-on, or complete sentence?

• sentence fragment

• run-on

• complete sentence

• park

He passed the ball to his teammate his teammate completed a layup.

Is this a sentence fragment, run-on, or complete sentence?

• sentence fragment

• run-on

• complete sentence

• park

Frida Kahlo.

Is this a sentence fragment, run-on, or complete sentence?

• sentence fragment

• run-on

• complete sentence

• park

Was a famous painter.

Is this a sentence fragment, run-on, or complete sentence?

• sentence fragment

• run-on

• complete sentence

• park