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Quiz: Subject, Fragment, Predicate

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Quiz: Subject, Fragment, Predicate
 

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Subject, Predicate, Fragment and Run-ons

by Tabindah Khan
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What is the subject in a sentence?

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What is a predicate?

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What is a sentence fragment?

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What is a run-on sentence?

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In 'The cat naps on the mat', what is the subject?

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In 'The dog runs fast', what is the predicate?

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Which option is a sentence fragment?

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Identify the run-on sentence:

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Which sentence is a complete sentence (not fragment)?

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Identify the run-on:

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The subject is who or what the sentence is about.

The predicate explains the action or state of the subject.

Fragments lack a complete idea and cannot stand alone as a sentence.

Run-ons squeeze sentences together without the needed period or conjunction.

'The cat' is who performs the action of napping.

'Runs fast' tells what the dog does.

Fragment: lacks a subject or a complete verb to stand alone.

Run-on: two independent clauses joined without punctuation.

Must have a subject and a predicate.

Run-on without proper punctuation.

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