Identify whether each group of words is a complete sentence, fragment, or a run-on.
1. Which was created in 1979.
fragment
CORRECT!!! This is a dependent clause. It is a fragment.
run-on
complete sentence
2. She needed the ingredients for chocolate chip cookies, she went to the store.
run-on
CORRECT!!!
fragment
complete sentence
3. Needed the materials for the science project.
fragment
CORRECT!!! This is missing the subject. It is a fragment.
run-on
complete sentence
4. Lee Giles created Easy Peasy curriculum and Genesis Curriculum.
complete sentence
CORRECT!!! This is has a subject and predicate.
run-on
fragment
5. We have too much homework, we have no time for fun.
run-on
CORRECT!!! This needs a conjunction or needs to be two separate sentences.
fragment
complete sentence
6. When we have to stay up too late.
fragment
CORRECT!!! This is a dependent clause. It is a fragment.
run-on
complete sentence
7. The dog chewed up the shoes, he made a huge mess.
run-on
CORRECT!!! This should be two sentences or be joined with a conjunction.
fragment
complete sentence
8. Reading is a great way to pass the time.
complete sentence
CORRECT!!! This has both a subject and predicate.
run-on
fragment
9. After I spilled taco seasoning everywhere.
fragment
CORRECT!!!
run-on
complete sentence
10. Compared to all the other bakers, she makes the best chocolate cake.
complete sentence
CORRECT!!!
run-on
fragment