Term
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Definition
incomplete
missing the predicate |
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Term
| The dog and the cat are happy they get to go outside. |
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Definition
Run-on
The dog and the cat are happy.
They get to go outside. |
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Term
| The teacher loves to teach. |
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Definition
Complete.
"The teacher" is the subject.
"loves to teach." is the predicate.
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Term
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Definition
Incomplete.
The sentence is missing the subject.
We don't know who is running away. |
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Term
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Definition
incomplete
We are missing the predicate.
We don't know what "Henry" is doing. |
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Term
| Henry is a very nice dog. |
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Definition
Complete
"Henry" is the subject.
"is a very nice dog." is the predicate. |
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Term
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Definition
Complete
"Running" is the subject.
"is a fun sport" is the predicate. |
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Term
| After dinner Mary and Sally |
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Definition
incomplete
"After dinner Mary and Sally" is the subject.
We are missing the predicate. |
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Term
| After dinner Mary and Sally are going to do homework they have a test tomorrow. |
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Definition
run-on
"After dinner Mary and Sally are going to do homework" is a sentence.
"They have a test tomorrow" is the second sentence.
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Term
| Talking to George and Stewart. |
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Definition
incomplete
"talking to George and Stewart" is the predicate.
We are missing the subject.
We don't know who is talking. |
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