Sentence fragments are incomplete sentences that are only part of a full sentence. Examples of fragments include "Before the test began" and "As soon as you get home" because they are dependent clauses that do not express a complete thought on their own. To fix fragments, an independent clause must be added, such as "The teacher passed out pencils and paper before the test began." There are three types of sentences: simple, compound, and complex.
Sentence fragments are incomplete sentences that are only part of a full sentence. Examples of fragments include "Before the test began" and "As soon as you get home" because they are dependent clauses that do not express a complete thought on their own. To fix fragments, an independent clause must be added, such as "The teacher passed out pencils and paper before the test began." There are three types of sentences: simple, compound, and complex.
Sentence fragments are incomplete sentences that are only part of a full sentence. Examples of fragments include "Before the test began" and "As soon as you get home" because they are dependent clauses that do not express a complete thought on their own. To fix fragments, an independent clause must be added, such as "The teacher passed out pencils and paper before the test began." There are three types of sentences: simple, compound, and complex.
something. A sentence fragment is only part of a sentence or half of a sentence. M.A.Adam Examples: of sentence fragments: Fragment: Before the test began. Fragment: As soon as you get home. they are fragment because they are dependent clauses. To fix this kind of fragment, add an independent clause to it. - The teacher passed out pencils and paper before the test began. P 82 M. A. Adam Summary: Three types of sentences. A simple sentence has one dependent clause. - e.g.: It was a sunny day. - Raise your hand to ask a question. - A compound sentence has two or more - independent clauses joined by a comma and coordinating conjunction. It was a sunny day, so we went to the beach. - - Talk quietly, or don’t talk. M. A. Adam A complex sentence has one independent clause and one or more dependent clause. A comma is needed when a dependent clause comes before an independent clause. Examples: While the meat is cooking, prepare the sauce. Prepare the sauce while the meat is cooking. P 83. M. A. Adam