Understanding Complete and Incomplete Sentences

What is the first requirement for a complete sentence?

• It must have a subject.

• It should start with a capital letter.

• It needs to end with a question mark.

• It should contain a verb.

Which of the following is NOT a part of a complete sentence?

• An end mark

• A comma

• A verb

• A subject

What makes a sentence incomplete?

• It ends with a period.

• It has a subject and a verb.

• It lacks one or more of the five essential parts.

• It starts with a capital letter.

How can you correct the incomplete sentence: 'The girl and boy'?

• Add a verb to complete the thought.

• Add a subject to the sentence.

• Add a punctuation mark.

• Add a capital letter.

In the practice exercise, what should be added to 'The little b ___ the flower'?

• ran

• are

• yellow

• smelled

Which word completes the sentence: 'The boy ___ up a hill'?

• wind

• ate

• ran

• are

What is the correct completion for: 'Mom and dad said ___'?

• sister

• are

• butter

• we could go

Identify if the sentence is complete or incomplete: 'The car raced down the street.'

• Incomplete

• Run-on

• Complete

• Fragmented

Determine the status of the sentence: 'Barked all night.'

• Run-on

• Incomplete

• Complete

• Fragmented

What should you do if a sentence is missing a subject?

• Add a capital letter

• Add a punctuation mark

• Add a subject

• Add a verb