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English 36 Public

Student practice with complete sentences.

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True or false The subject is the who or what of the sentence.

True

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True or False The predicate tells what the subject does or is.

True

15

True or False A complete sentence does not need a punctuation mark.

False

15

True or False A complete sentence NEVER starts with a capital letter.

False

15

True or False A complete sentence needs a subject and predicate.

True

15

True or False An incomplete sentence is a complete thought

False

15

A sentence must make sense. True or False

True

15

One complete sentence is enough when you are writing a paragraph. True or False

False

15

Is this a complete sentence? Jane ran.

Yes

15

Is this a complete sentence. The boy ate all of my lunch yesterday.

yes

15

What is the subject? Ms. A'star Jones is our principal.

Ms. Astar Jones

15

What is the predicate? Ms. A'star Jones is our principal.

is our principal

15

what is missing to make this a complete sentence? (The subject or the predicate) is a Macknificent Writer

a subject

25

what is missing to make this a complete sentence? (The subject or the predicate) Juan

a predicate

15

what is missing to make this a complete sentence? (The subject or the predicate) dodged a ball

subject

25

what is missing to make this a complete sentence? (The subject or the predicate) Albert

predicate

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