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    The document provides an activity to take sentence fragments and turn them into complete sentences. Learners are asked to identify whether fragments are missing verbs or are incomplete for other reasons, and then write new sentences incorporating the fragment. Examples are given where the learner fills in missing verbs or additional context to complete the thought expressed in each fragment.

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    The document provides an activity to take sentence fragments and turn them into complete sentences. Learners are asked to identify whether fragments are missing verbs or are incomplete for other reasons, and then write new sentences incorporating the fragment. Examples are given where the learner fills in missing verbs or additional context to complete the thought expressed in each fragment.

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    The document provides an activity to take sentence fragments and turn them into complete sentences. Learners are asked to identify whether fragments are missing verbs or are incomplete for other reasons, and then write new sentences incorporating the fragment. Examples are given where the learner fills in missing verbs or additional context to complete the thought expressed in each fragment.

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    Building Real Sentences


    Activity 

    Each of the following are not yet sentences. First indicate in the box if it is not a
    sentence because it has no verb, is incomplete for another reason, or both.
    Then, make each fragment into a sentence, adding whatever words you
    need to. You can make it as interesting as you like. 
    Sentence fragment No Verb Incomplete
    Henry was P
    My Sentence: Henry was taken by surprise.

    At last, Sally ✔
    My Sentence: At last, Sally could eat the chicken.

    The delicious hamburger ✔


    My Sentence: The delicious hamburger called out to be eaten.

    At the start ✔
    My Sentence: At the start, Harold thought there was no hope.

    My first idea ✔
    My Sentence:


    Large juicy fruit

    My Sentence:

    Wondered hopefully

    My Sentence:

    SAVE PRINT EMAIL

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