Correcting Sentence Fragments

Is the following a complete sentence or a sentence fragment?

Once roamed across North America.

• Sentence

• Sentence Fragment

Is the following a complete sentence or a sentence fragment?

Now, more than thirty thousand.

• Sentence

• Sentence Fragment

Is the following a complete sentence or a sentence fragment?

In 1850, there were still about twenty million bison.

• Sentence

• Sentence Fragment

Is the following a complete sentence or a sentence fragment?

• Sentence

• Sentence Fragment

Which sentence corrects the fragment: Which you bought yesterday.

• Which you bought yesterday ?

• Where is the car which you bought yesterday ?

• You bought yesterday.

• Buying it yesterday.

Which sentence corrects the fragment: When he found his stray dog.

• When he found his stray dog ?

• Finding his stray dog.

• I was calling you when he found his stray dog.

• None

WHY IS THIS A SENTENCE FRAGMENT?

• Missing a subject

• Missing a predicate

• Complete sentence; not a sentence fragment

WHY IS THIS A SENTENCE FRAGMENT?

• Missing a subject

• Missing a predicate

• Complete sentence; not a sentence fragment

WHY IS THIS A SENTENCE FRAGMENT?

Relaxing on the beach.

• missing a predicate

• missing a subject

• It is a sentence.

How can you fix this sentence?

• The sentence is fine as it is.

• Connect the two sentences by adding a comma

  
  

  Laura is busy tonight, working on her English essay.

• Remove the word "is".

  
  

  Laura busy tonight. Working on her English essay.