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Page 1: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

Sentences and Non-Sentences and Non-SentencesSentences

Page 2: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

A sentence tells a complete idea.A fragment tells and incomplete idea.

Read each of the following statements and decide which is a complete sentence.

Page 3: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

Sharks are fierce hunters.Sentence

Fragment

Page 4: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

OOPS!OOPS!That is an incomplete thought.

It is called a fragment.

Page 5: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

You are correct!You are correct!

That is an complete thought. It is called a sentence.

Page 6: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

Afraid of sharks.Sentence

Fragment

Page 7: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

OOPS!OOPS!That is an incomplete thought.

It is called a fragment.

Page 8: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

You are correct!You are correct!

That is an complete thought. It is called a sentence.

Page 9: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

The great white shark will attack people.

Sentence

Fragment

Page 10: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

OOPS!OOPS!That is an incomplete thought.

It is called a fragment.

Page 11: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

You are correct!You are correct!

That is an complete thought. It is called a sentence.

Page 12: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

Other kinds will not harm.Sentence

Fragment

Page 13: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

OOPS!OOPS!That is an incomplete thought.

It is called a fragment.

Page 14: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

You are correct!You are correct!

That is an complete thought. It is called a sentence.

Page 15: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

Sharks have an outer row of teeth for grabbing.

Sentence

Fragment

Page 16: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

OOPS!OOPS!That is an incomplete thought.

It is called a fragment.

Page 17: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

You are correct!You are correct!

That is an complete thought. It is called a sentence.

Page 18: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

When the outer teeth fall out another row of teeth

moves up.

Sentence

Fragment

Page 19: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

OOPS!OOPS!That is an incomplete thought.

It is called a fragment.

Page 20: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

You are correct!You are correct!

That is an complete thought. It is called a sentence.

Page 21: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

Not a single bone in his body.

Sentence

Fragment

Page 22: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

OOPS!OOPS!That is an incomplete thought.

It is called a fragment.

Page 23: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

You are correct!You are correct!

That is an complete thought. It is called a sentence.

Page 24: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

Cartilage of sharks.Sentence

Fragment

Page 25: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

OOPS!OOPS!That is an incomplete thought.

It is called a fragment.

Page 26: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

You are correct!You are correct!

That is an complete thought. It is called a sentence.

Page 27: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

Made of the same material as the tip of your nose.

Sentence

Fragment

Page 28: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

OOPS!OOPS!That is an incomplete thought.

It is called a fragment.

Page 29: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

You are correct!You are correct!

That is an complete thought. It is called a sentence.

Page 30: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

Unlike other fish, sharks cannot float.

Sentence

Fragment

Page 31: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

OOPS!OOPS!That is an incomplete thought.

It is called a fragment.

Page 32: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

You are correct!You are correct!

That is an complete thought. It is called a sentence.

Page 33: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

In motion constantly.Sentence

Fragment

Page 34: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

OOPS!OOPS!That is an incomplete thought.

It is called a fragment.

Page 35: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

You are correct!You are correct!

That is an complete thought. It is called a sentence.

Page 36: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

Even when sleeping.Sentence

Fragment

Page 37: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

OOPS!OOPS!That is an incomplete thought.

It is called a fragment.

Page 38: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

You are correct!You are correct!

That is an complete thought. It is called a sentence.

Page 39: Sentences and Non- Sentences A sentence tells a complete idea. A fragment tells and incomplete idea. Read each of the following statements and decide

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