Tap the leaf and jump on the correct answer. (Subject-verb agreement) Complete Sentence, Fragment, and Run-on Sentence

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Subject-verb agreement. Tap the leaf and jump on the correct answer. Total of 20 rounds.

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Tap the leaf and jump on the correct answer. (Subject-verb agreement) Complete Sentence, Fragment, and Run-on Sentence


Froggy Jumps Tap the leaf and jump on the correct answer. (Subject-verb agreement) Complete Sentence, Fragment, and Run-on SentenceOnline version Subject-verb agreement. Tap the leaf and jump on the correct answer. Total of 20 rounds. by Michaella Bianca Verde 1 'She enjoys reading.' Is this a complete sentence, fragment, or run-on sentence? a Run-on sentence b Complete sentence c Fragment 2 A sentence begins with 'After the rain stopped' and ends with a period but lacks a main verb. Is this a complete sentence, fragment, or run-on? a Fragment b Run-on sentence c Complete sentence 3 'Because he forgot his umbrella' lacks a main clause. Is this a fragment, complete sentence, or run-on? a Complete sentence b Run-on sentence c Fragment 4 Which type is: 'We went to the store, we bought milk, we left' with two independent clauses joined by a comma? a Fragment b Complete sentence c Run-on sentence 5 'To finish the project, we stayed late.' Identify the type. a Fragment b Complete sentence c Run-on sentence 6 'The cookies on the plate.' Identify the type. a Complete sentence b Fragment c Run-on sentence 7 Which sentence is a fragment? a 'We ran through the park, and we had fun.' b 'We ran through the park.' c 'Running through the park.' 8 Which is a run-on sentence example? a 'I love eggs and I eat them every morning.' b 'I love eggs, and I eat them every morning.' c 'I love eggs I eat them every morning.' 9 A single independent clause forming a full thought is called what? a Run-on sentence b Fragment c Complete sentence 10 Which characteristic defines a run-on sentence? a Two independent clauses joined without proper punctuation b A dependent clause at the start c A concluding exclamation point 11 'I ate pancakes for lunch it was a sunny day.' a Run-on sentence b Fragment c Complete sentence 12 'In the house at the top of the stairs.' a Complete sentence b Run-on sentence c Fragment 13 'I have two sisters with red hair my dog was sick yesterday while I was at school.' a Fragment b Run-on sentence c Complete sentence 14 'I have four cats, three rabbits, and one dog.' a Run-on sentence b Complete sentence c Fragment 15 A_____ occurs when two or more sentences that are improperly joined together as one sentence a Fragment b Complete sentence c Run-on sentence 16 A _______ is a group of words that expresses a complete thought and contains a subject and a verb. a Complete sentence b Run-on sentence c Fragment 17 It is a word, phrase, or clause that does not form a full sentence. a Complete sentence b Fragment c Run-on sentence 18 'Rodel, feeling terrible for what he had done, fell on his knees and cried.' a Complete sentence b Run-on sentence c Fragment 19 'Up the hill.' a Run-on sentence b Complete sentence c Fragment 20 Miss Calimutan, being happy to return to school, sprinted to her homeroom class. a Complete sentence b Run-on sentence c Fragment

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Tap the leaf and jump on the correct answer. (Subject-verb agreement) Complete Sentence, Fragment, and Run-on Sentence

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Tap the leaf and jump on the correct answer. (Subject-verb agreement) Complete Sentence, Fragment, and Run-on SentenceOnline version

by Michaella Bianca Verde

'She enjoys reading.' Is this a complete sentence, fragment, or run-on sentence?

A sentence begins with 'After the rain stopped' and ends with a period but lacks a main verb. Is this a complete sentence, fragment, or run-on?

'Because he forgot his umbrella' lacks a main clause. Is this a fragment, complete sentence, or run-on?

Which type is: 'We went to the store, we bought milk, we left' with two independent clauses joined by a comma?

'To finish the project, we stayed late.' Identify the type.

'The cookies on the plate.' Identify the type.

Which sentence is a fragment?

Which is a run-on sentence example?

A single independent clause forming a full thought is called what?

Which characteristic defines a run-on sentence?

'I ate pancakes for lunch it was a sunny day.'

'In the house at the top of the stairs.'

'I have two sisters with red hair my dog was sick yesterday while I was at school.'

'I have four cats, three rabbits, and one dog.'

A_____ occurs when two or more sentences that are improperly joined together as one sentence

A _______ is a group of words that expresses a complete thought and contains a subject and a verb.

It is a word, phrase, or clause that does not form a full sentence.

'Rodel, feeling terrible for what he had done, fell on his knees and cried.'

'Up the hill.'

Miss Calimutan, being happy to return to school, sprinted to her homeroom class.