Fragments, Run-ons, and Complete Sentences

Mr. Griot introduces the basics of language arts, focusing on sentence structure. He explains the components of a complete sentence, including subjects and predicates, and highlights common errors like sentence fragments and run-on sentences. The video provides strategies to correct these errors, such as splitting run-on sentences or using punctuation. The tutorial concludes with a test to identify sentence types, reinforcing the importance of writing complete sentences.

Identify the subject and predicate in the sentence: 'Tigers can run fast.'

What should you do to ensure sentences do not run into each other?

What is the importance of using proper punctuation in sentences?