Sentences and Non Sentences A sentence tells a
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Sentences and Non. Sentences
A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide which is a complete sentence.
Sharks are fierce hunters. Sentence Fragment
OOPS! That is an incomplete thought. It is called a fragment.
You are correct! That is an complete thought. It is called a sentence.
Afraid of sharks. Sentence Fragment
OOPS! That is an incomplete thought. It is called a fragment.
You are correct! That is an complete thought. It is called a sentence.
The great white shark will attack people. Sentence Fragment
OOPS! That is an incomplete thought. It is called a fragment.
You are correct! That is an complete thought. It is called a sentence.
Other kinds will not harm. Sentence Fragment
OOPS! That is an incomplete thought. It is called a fragment.
You are correct! That is an complete thought. It is called a sentence.
Sharks have an outer row of teeth for grabbing. Sentence Fragment
OOPS! That is an incomplete thought. It is called a fragment.
You are correct! That is an complete thought. It is called a sentence.
When the outer teeth fall out another row of teeth moves up. Sentence Fragment
OOPS! That is an incomplete thought. It is called a fragment.
You are correct! That is an complete thought. It is called a sentence.
Help keep the ocean clean by eating dead animals. That’s good to know! Sentence Fragment
OOPS! That is an incomplete thought. It is called a fragment.
You are correct! That is an complete thought. It is called a sentence.
Not a single bone in his body. Sentence Fragment
OOPS! That is an incomplete thought. It is called a fragment.
You are correct! That is an complete thought. It is called a sentence.
Cartilage of sharks. Sentence Fragment
OOPS! That is an incomplete thought. It is called a fragment.
You are correct! That is an complete thought. It is called a sentence.
Made of the same material as the tip of your nose. Sentence Fragment
OOPS! That is an incomplete thought. It is called a fragment.
You are correct! That is an complete thought. It is called a sentence.
Unlike other fish, sharks cannot float. Sentence Fragment
OOPS! That is an incomplete thought. It is called a fragment.
You are correct! That is an complete thought. It is called a sentence.
In motion constantly. Sentence Fragment
OOPS! That is an incomplete thought. It is called a fragment.
You are correct! That is an complete thought. It is called a sentence.
Even when sleeping. Sentence Fragment
OOPS! That is an incomplete thought. It is called a fragment.
You are correct! That is an complete thought. It is called a sentence.
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